Sentence examples similar to made familiar through from inspiring English sources

The southern portion of the country is desert, an extension of the Sahara made familiar to Americans through the "spaghetti western" films of the 1960s and early '70s.

We are made familiar with emotional possibilities, and, through this imaginative exercise, our responses to the world become illuminated and refined.

The more important question here was the extent and quality of disagreement after patients and doctors had been made familiar with the topic of QoL through an extensive implementation.

To make familiar, or to make foreign?

Make familiar comparisons.

Then the new is made the familiar through repetition of practices that establish the real as the 'new normal'.

Siri, Alexa and Watson are introducing the masses to artificial intelligence and making it familiar through their human names.

The audacity of The Beginning of Spring, and its greatness, is its cheerful willingness to trespass on a literary terrain already made famous, and familiar, through the works of Turgenev, Chekhov and even late Tolstoy.

Many are expected to be made available through familiar registrars like GoDaddy.

Perhaps I made the familiar mistake of observing Africa through Western eyes, because Fuller, who was in Zimbabwe at the same time as me, saw something quite different: the past repeating itself in the immediate violence washing over the country.

Seeing through their eyes made even familiar paintings strange.