Sentence examples for moderately familiar from inspiring English sources
Because the number of consultations with a familiarity-score of 1 (not at all/hardly familiar) and 2 (moderately familiar) was smaller than category 3 (very familiar), consultations with familiarity scores 1 were chosen first, followed by consultations of the same GP scoring 2 and 3 on familiarity.
But Mr. Horne lets most of them remain only moderately familiar.
That left a window of a few hours in which the show grounds were open to roaming packs of film crews, the guests of numerous sponsors' champagne receptions and a lively assortment of moderately familiar faces from celebrity's B-list.
A fourth pattern, characterized by increased movement of the arms and legs, smiling, and excited babbling, occurs in response to moderately familiar events or social interaction and may be termed excitement.
This is a somewhat uncommon response from a CEO, but it makes perfect sense for anyone even moderately familiar with Linux.
"If I had to rationalise it afterward, I'd say the Potterverse is a very rich environment for a curious thinker, and there's a large number of potential readers who would enter at least moderately familiar with the Harry Potter universe".
The moderately savvy viewer will be in fairly familiar ground throughout, though there are surprises.
There is a moderately priced, familiar wine list; we opted for a sampling of local microbrews.
Despite its cold war period as a socialist state, Slovenia, as part of moderately open Yugoslavia, was familiar with market economies.
Its delights result only in part from the channelled stream of life; for anyone who sees city streets from the sidewalk and highways from car windows, the moderately high angles provide a slightly disorienting, novel perspective on familiar or familiar-seeming places.
This is partly thanks to the three principal actors, Bradley Cooper, Ed Helms and Zach Galifianakis, who incarnate familiar masculine stereotypes in ways that manage to be moderately fresh as well as soothingly familiar.
