Sentence examples for familiarity a sense from inspiring English sources
With each heat, he seeks to gain familiarity, a sense of rhythm, an assurance that he can feel hurt in his legs and not slow down, a belief that what is lost can be found.
The ethnonationalist looks backward for familiarity, security, a sense of control.
With such familiarity comes a sense of dependability and for most of us only "seeing is believing"; thus, the surprise and fascination when we look at optical illusions.
Hopping across the Thames, bustling with a constant stream of tugs and barges, or using the new rope launcher to speedily rappel up Big Ben or St Paul's Cathedral; this is a place that seems more familiar than 12th-Century Jerusalem or the archipelago of the Caribbean, and that familiarity leads to a sense of discovery.
For the main characters, Bigelow made a point of casting relatively unknown actors: "it underscored the tension because with the lack of familiarity also comes a sense of unpredictability".
The most she ever elicited in him was a sense of familiarity.More extraordinary still, a sense of familiarity was all his own face elicited in him.
First is the question of which cognitive operation generates a sense of familiarity: the current debate revolves around whether familiarity arises in modality-specific recognition units or later amodal processes.
Activity in parietal regions is often observed during stimulus recognition tasks (Konishi et al. 2000), which may involve recollection and/or a sense of familiarity, and during tasks that contrast recollection against familiarity, emphasizing processes involved in retrieving details of the context in which stimuli were previously encountered.
Technology-enabled tendencies like revision, evasion, retraction, and a sense of familiarity that eludes intimacy, have come to feel as natural as the mechanics of an in-person chat.
