Sentence examples for familiarity grew from inspiring English sources

As familiarity grew with the UKCAT, schools increased the number and combinations of ways in which they used the test, or the weight the results were given.

What we're seeing instead is authority wedges forming as new platform novelty tails off and familiarity grows.

As the FA swung into crisis management mode with weary familiarity, fears grew that the newspaper exposé could fatally undermine England's bid.

What helped make it possible, Mr. Rickman and Ms. Duncan both say, was the familiarity that grew out of working together on "Les Liaisons Dangereuses".

"She fears that a tacit complicity and familiarity would grow between her and the nanny," Slimani writes.

They are not narrowly specific, corner by corner, whatever their deep familiarity to those who grew up in these places; but they are resolutely local.

Given William Boyd's deep familiarity with Africa (he grew up in Ghana and Nigeria), it's no great surprise that Bond's mission takes him to a fictional West African nation called Zanzarim.

The benefit of using the same questions resides in the audience's growing familiarity with them.

He wants to record every detail of his growing familiarity with the family.

Five years of growing familiarity with the Tories have bred some cold contempt.

In The New Yorker, Pankaj Mishra dismissed Ms. Hirsi Ali's "simple oppositions" and "growing familiarity with right-wing touchstones".