Sentence examples for good familiar from inspiring English sources

His menu consists of delicious food with no wild-card ingredients, no fussy presentations: just good, familiar food given a little luster.

He'll be in good, familiar company: the trumpeter Lew Soloff, the trombonist Robin Eubanks, the pianist George Cables, the bassist Buster Williams and the drummer Billy Hart; also performing is the singer Tessa Souter, with Gene Bertoncini on guitar.

Or this, about the contrast between friends and professional acquaintances: "The difference is that between the special dinner plates brought out for occasions and the good familiar plates off which one eats every day".

The notion of a collective good in the context of a teleological account of social institutions is not that of a public good familiar in economics.

Almost everything is exceptionally pleasing here and special attention is paid to textures--in the Five Star Special platter, you get some good familiar items such as drunken chicken, salty duck and five-flavor beef.

It's sort of a continuation of my Visionquest ethos for being about to play really long sets, in good, familiar clubs, and have more of an emphasis on curation.

The narrator of "Happy Accidents," one of the stories in this new collection from Jill McCorkle, describes herself as having "a lifelong habit of picking dead ends because they were familiar to me, not good, just familiar".

Because of what she represents--that terrible self-destructive element of human beings who think their future doesn't look good (sound familiar?).

But one dangerous goods expert familiar with ICAO's thinking questioned whether a ban on lithium-ion batteries would make passenger planes safer.

There were a good many familiar, but not famous faces at the party.

The interesting question at this point is not whether fan fiction can be good, by familiar literary standards.