Sentence examples for familiarity at the from inspiring English sources

If there was familiarity at the top of the standings, the bottom was wholly unexpected.

What was missing in Las Vegas, perhaps, was the kind of resistance that Ice Cube pushed back against so effectively (and with so much familiarity) at the Rock Hall.

No significant effects were observed, and there were also no significant effects of familiarity at the whole brain level (P < 0.05 following FWE correction for multiple comparisons).

When confronted by Chuck Todd about falsely accusing a protester at one of his rallies of having ties to ISIS, he replied, "All I know is what's on the Internet," which is a statement that should absolutely terrify anyone who has any familiarity at all with the internet.

The 1,500 meters at least retains Olympic familiarity as the metric mile, but the distance run frequently in high school is the 1,600.

There's a sense of familiarity, while at the same time a newness that's been fun for us to explore and play with on the menu.

"There is a hint of familiarity but at the same time the expectations of space and gravity are confounded," she explains.

Fans who tolerate the repetitiveness and ideological bankruptcy of the "Rush Hour" franchise, for example, may be testaments to the power of hope and a need for familiarity at a time when the Iraq war continues unabated, pensions and polar ice disappear, and Al Qaeda videos enjoy wider distribution than Sundance winners.

Tim Jones, performance director of the British gymnastics team, whose male gymnasts are at Arques until the end of July, said the team wanted to change its training environment before the Olympics to avoid the "air of familiarity" at its permanent base in Shropshire.

Later, in Gemmayzeh, she glided with familiarity past the doorman at the popular nightclub Behind the Green Door.

And if we can come in with a little more familiarity at home, I think we'll shoot the ball better".