Unlike most people, however, Walsh felt a troubled sense of familiarity, a connection, with the story.
She accepted his invitation to go on a hike, and on a trail the following day Ms. Biddle said she noticed, "there was just kind of a feel of freedom and familiarity and connection".
Greater connection or familiarity with some parts of the world than others also plays a role.
They were touched not only by the generosity of the Palette Fund in helping them fight this disease, but by the immediate connection and familiarity they felt for my loss and how their loss had also transformed into passion.
While purely visual recognition of faces is mediated by the fusiform face area and its connections, emotional familiarity is probably mediated at a higher, multimodal level, where there are intimate connections with the hippocampus and the amygdala, areas that are involved in memory and emotion.
And part is the idea that fecundity breeds familiarity — a genuine point of connection with voters.
This weak but significant relationship between these items suggests there is a connection between the familiarity with assessment-program vocabulary and the frequency of designing an assessment program.
They first revealed the qualities readers would learn to expect from his books: sly humor, curiosity, wide-ranging social connections and sympathies, familiarity with arcane history and a dashing literary style steeped in the ancient writing of Greece and Rome.
With little separating the two staunch conservatives on issues, the contest has become a test of personalities and personal connections, celebrity vs. familiarity, and the question of when compromise — like Enzi's involvement in bipartisan healthcare talks early in the Obama administration — amounts to capitulation.
There is a reassuring familiarity to working in Miami; the connection to Latin America may be strong, but the people have a firmly American outlook.
