Sentence examples for familiarity so from inspiring English sources

In order to disentangle effects of expertise and familiarity, excerpts were split by familiarity, so that violin excerpts were familiar or unfamiliar to female violinists, and monologue excerpts were familiar or unfamiliar to female actors.

He's so deeply tucked into the bosom of familiarity, so insular and unworldly, that he's never been on a plane.

And of course the very point of these twinned tales is their familiarity, so you can pretty much follow both plots without undue mental exertion.

Without resorting to gratuitous touches and provocative changes to the opera, he said, he wanted to subvert the familiarity so that audiences would leave shocked and awed yet also touched by this 1875 masterpiece.

Many people think it's really a matter of familiarity, so while AirMagnet's Roeckl predicts that full adoption of videoconferencing "will have to wait for our kids, who grow up using Webcams," Vidyo's Hollander believes you can raise the comfort level through repeated exposure.

Learning a new language is definitely aided by adding a little constancy and familiarity, so being able to send a friend request via the platform, message each other (or just do a voice call if video seems awkward) is a great way to encourage users to build working professional relationships and pick up where they left off.

Familiarity is so often wonderfully reassuring but it can also provoke acute disappointment.

It is difficult to follow the current debate about "humanitarian intervention" in Syria without being struck by the wearying familiarity of so many of the arguments.

I do have books I return to whenever I am in need of comfort or familiarity though, so I would say these books 'saved my life', as they always manage to make me feel lighter, and happier if I had previously felt stressed or worried about something.

The everyday reality of technology is that people crave the unexciting stuff too — functionality, reliability, stability, simplicity, (app) familiarity, and so on.

Both the prescreening (which included extra familiarity questions so as to avoid revealing the experiment location) and main experiment were framed to participants as an architectural study, and participants were never informed of the prescreening selection criteria.