Sentence examples for giving familiar from inspiring English sources
The phrase "giving familiar" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express the act of making something familiar or providing familiarity, but as it stands, it is unclear and awkward. Example: "The teacher is giving familiar examples to help students understand the concept better."
Fleming is known for giving familiar desserts distinction, a style epitomized in her chocolate-caramel tarts dusted with fleur de sel, which she made while working as the pastry chef at Gramercy Tavern.
Nor is it simply giving familiar experience a new look, for it only happens when mind and material interpenetrate.
If it weren't for Shue's knack for creating colorful characters and for giving familiar situations fresh little twists, "The Foreigner" might wear out its welcome quickly.
His admiration for Tom Ford's ability to give familiar shapes an extra kick of design and urgency was evident in this collection, his fourth.
(Holden) 'Tales of the Night' (No rating, 1 24) The French animator Michel Ocelot again gives familiar folk tales a modest, charming, stylized spin with this film, which offers six stories from different cultures, some ending with a twist.
Of the entrees, small but thick seared tuna steak was crusted with peppercorns and sesame, and raspberry vinegar (a change from ubiquitous balsamic) gave familiar calf's liver a new persona.
(Smith) * RICHARD WATHEN A young British artist plugs some 21st-century energy into 18th-century portraiture, painting with a matte, flat delicacy that gives familiar poses a new-born freshness, and not only when clothing is subtracted.
Somewhere between Baroque fairytales, folk rituals and Renaissance masterpieces, Chambers' photographs give familiar fantasies a sharp-edged realism.
Also, it is possible that the group given familiar music were motivated to sing spontaneously outside the intervention session or to listen more to music, thus, enhancing the size of the effects, but we have not been able to record those data from caregivers.
Gazing out cheerfully at the visitors, he explained the Syriac liturgy, like a college professor giving a familiar lecture.
Here is young John F. Kennedy Jr. giving the familiar salute as his father's horse-drawn coffin passes by.
