Sentence examples for more familiar on from inspiring English sources
He records movement using a technique -- one more familiar on a "Star Wars" back lot than at the Courant Institute -- called motion capture.
In many houses, families huddle together around one heater, in thick clothing more familiar on mountaintops.
With strong showings for Argentina and Japan, voters seem to have plumped for literary cultures rather more familiar on western bookshelves.
(The abbreviation for amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, known as motor neurone disease in the UK, has now become much more familiar on this side of the Atlantic).
While the names of Greek islands have become more familiar on wine bottles as Greek whites have gained popularity, most of the reds come from northern and central Greece, even as you will also find a few reds from Santorini, Rhodes and Crete.
It was the kind of thinly disguised disparagement which would have been more familiar on the lips of Arsène Wenger after his latest banishment from Europe but it was Sir Alex Ferguson, the new favourite to win the Champions League, who suggested the '07 vintage was looking distinctly thin after Barcelona's death on the vine at Anfield.
As respondents in this small study grappled with explanations for their own and others' behaviour they focussed on the practical consequences leading to a greater concern over explanations based on nature than the more familiar ones based on a complex web of environmental factors.
Charles S. Peirce also touched on themes more familiar in Dewey, for example the continuity of aesthetics and ethics.
Horwitz, 66, the team's vice president for media relations, has been with the Mets since 1980, and over the years he has become one of the more familiar faces on the team.
On one side, the more commercial one, are gangsta characters working ever more familiar variations on tales of gunplay and sex, providing pulp thrills for teenagers.
Whether it was sex or race or politics, the subject matter of his comedy was always more familiar than his take on it.
