Sentence examples for long familiar from inspiring English sources
Like the greenest outlander, I gaped, surprised by sights that should have been long familiar.
LABELS that read Made in China are long familiar to American consumers.
Walker, long familiar with his friend's patrician hauteur, barely responded to Typo's elitism.
Guatemala was long familiar with rule by military strongmen and human rights abuses.
The Czech Republic is home to Pilsen and Budweis, names long familiar to beer drinkers.
For people long familiar with Mr. Chambers, his latest arrest brought little surprise.
The crescendo of raw emotion, defiant dreams and bubbles burst is no longer shocking but long-familiar.
Mr. Perlman's execution was not always precise, but his deeply engaged playing still conveyed its long-familiar generosity.
Dr. Eisinger seems to understand that we shouldn't cling to a long-familiar ritual of democracy while overlooking its essence, which is participation.
Less glamorous and keeping her body stiff, she's wearing a calf-length raincoat and flat heels and moves as drearily as if within a long-familiar prison.
Had Kechiche limited himself to quick scenes featuring the long-familiar pneumatic conventions of writhing and sighing, there would be little embarrassment and little debate.
