Sentence examples for more familiar less from inspiring English sources
"It's more familiar, less suburban".
In each case, the more fluent concept seems more familiar, less risky, less threatening, and more trustworthy — and the same is true of stocks and, more broadly, of economic decisions.
Some team officials have linked the bullpen's troubles to Wagner's injury and suggested their other relievers will rebound once they return to more familiar, less prominent roles next season.
Yet she has come to know so much about the history that the characters from this distant time seem more familiar, less peculiar, than those who inhabit any of her other novels.
Later I got a letter from one of the women, who wrote, 'I saw on my daughter's face the power of music to move mountains.' " Conceivably a roomful of children in a more familiar, less formal environment, less supervised by grown-up eyes, might react differently, but the Orion players, quick studies at the outreach game, have found ways to stack their deck.
But Superdrug's involvement belongs to the more familiar, less dystopian camp of brand partnership we developed immunity to somewhere between 90s World Cup adverts and Jessie J dressing up like a cheese cracker to promote Tuc.
(Dimon loves to illustrate banking verities with examples from more familiar, and less threatening, industries).
The underlying drift of Trump's policies has been toward a much more familiar, and less popular, conservatism.
Television makes public officials seem more familiar and less mysterious, decreasing their authority while increasing their celebrity.
The more familiar and less appealing faces of today's G.O.P. hard-right billionaire donors, social activists, reliG.O.P. hard-rightbillionaire economic crackpots—were virtually absent, as was the last Republican to holdonorsPresocialy: George W. Bush.
Sheridan Smith might have pranked her Twitter followers this morning by claiming to have been cast as Anastasia Steele in the much-anticipated film adaptation of Fifty Shades of Grey, but the actress will be returning to our screens tonight in a more familiar (and less risqué) role.
