Sentence examples for familiarity of us from inspiring English sources

The familiarity of us becomes the "we".

That long-time use and Facebook's familiarity to all of us are part of what makes Facebook confident that it can carve a place for itself in a market that already is very crowded.

That long-time use and Facebook's familiarity to all of us are part of what makes Facebook confident that it can carve a place for itself in a market that already is very crowded.

They chose a familiar environment to expedite their own development, but that same familiarity allowed those of us outside Cupertino to figure things out quickly.

The students identified a range of similar challenges: lack of familiarity with US health care system; lack of familiarity with US teaching practices; lack of opportunity to participate in faculty research; communication problems and stress from trying to cope with a heavy workload.

The familiarity of rituals can give us a sense of certainty and stability, even as they are nudging us toward evolving and changing.

Maybe when the volcano rumbles, when the thugs come for our neighbor, when a society gives up the fight for progress, the familiarity of our routines numbs us to the dust and roar of the coming stampede.

In The Visible and the Invisible, it is the writing of Proust in Remembrance of Things Past that breaks through the familiarity of ordinary language, showing us the "little phrases" which form the substrate of ordinary speech.

It's not just about the familiarity of the world around us.

Because treatment of monkey bites is not a standard part of US medical education, inadequate treatment could reflect insufficient training and lack of familiarity among US-trained health care providers.

It keeps us on our toes, questioning ourselves when we take the people in our lives for granted and put them on the back burner (A), when we let the comforts of familiarity lead us into thinking we're content (B), when we live to others' expectations and not to our own measures of happiness (C), and when we resort to the tried and true rather than confronting our failures and fears head on (D).