Sentence examples for more familiar if from inspiring English sources

In this costume-drama context, Michele's vision looked more familiar, if hardly less peculiar.

The lights get brighter every year, the shopping more frenetic, the music more familiar, if that's possible.

Land like Knepp looks alien but may become more familiar: if Brexit means a drastic cut in farm subsidies, thousands of acres of Britain's less-productive farmland will be abandoned.

The methods we have for intuitively understanding to the space around us are too many to list, but they automatically come into play and make a virtual place more familiar if it's designed to take advantage of them.

A paradox is emerging in order to affect health gain in those groups of society that face most socioeconomic challenges, we must trade off our more familiar, if implicit, Western goal of health gain maximisation.

I feel like my emotions are more familiar in Spanish, even if sometimes I don't have the vocabulary that some, you know, Latin city people, do.

Stepfamilies are becoming more familiar in America.

As he stared at the bureau, it seemed to him that it was becoming more familiar, as if, at any moment, he might discover why it was there.

You can translate those user-hostile units into the more familiar megabytes, if you like — divide by 8 — or you can just accept that more Mbps is better.

In more familiar terms, if a family wanted to spend the entire New York budget on a fleet of 2004 Rolls-Royce Phantoms, they could buy 308,641 cars priced at $324,000 each.

"Well, the format is more familiar, because if you've seen Airport or Airline you pretty much know what we are getting at," says Lucas. "It's a sketch show done in the style of a mock doc".