Sentence examples for familiar with the idea of from inspiring English sources

And we are all familiar with the idea of small-town blues, of the contempt bred by familiarity, the despair of flagging industry, the sheer weight of belonging.

You're familiar with the idea of Renaissance juicing.

While most people are familiar with the idea of extreme sports, extreme ballet sounds unlikely.

"I'm familiar with the idea of it," he said at first.

We're all familiar with the idea of being trapped by failure -- or fate.

An Ashkenazi Jew, I was familiar with the idea of these items, but only in degraded factory form.

Though she had studied literature at an American university and was familiar with the ideas of western therapy, Mai would courteously sidestep invitations to emotional disclosure.

Although you are yourself familiar with the ideas of feminism and this is reflected in your book, do you feel that the pressures and dynamic of girls themselves, such as their competitiveness, contribute to the issues faced by women in society?

Also, more consumers will be familiar and comfortable with the idea of a dedicated tablet PC as ebook readers become more common.

"This is about them becoming familiar with the very idea of college, with the names of the places," said Maria Tartaglione, whose sixth-grade classroom is decorated with banners from Columbia, Harvard, Yale and some local colleges.

Americans are already familiar with the idea, the report said, because of the widespread adoption of cable television, where a single monthly payment provides a range of channels.