Sentence examples for more familiar the from inspiring English sources

The ANOVA conducted on response times revealed (Figure 1B) (1) no main effect of group, F 1, 38) = 2.10, p = 0.1, (2) a main effect of familiarity ratings, F 3, 114) = 81.44, p<0.001, indicating the more familiar the melodies were, the shorter the response times and (3) no interaction effect between the group and familiarity ratings, F 3, 114) = 2.25, p<0.08.

As the dangers grow more familiar, the urgency fades.

Arsenal and Hull are even more familiar, the Gunners winning the 2014 final and 2015 third-round matches.

Now everything is more familiar: the verbiage, the calls, the anticipation of what you expect to see defensively.

I think about that old man exclaiming, "I built this for you!" He is starting to look more and more familiar the older I get.

The more familiar the world becomes, the less information your brain writes down, and the more quickly time seems to pass.

The more familiar with the area you are, the more it can help you.

I also guessed that ATLI was the more familiar Attila the Hun.

Then we get to the more familiar beats: the story proper finally starts.

Q: I'm more familiar with the concept of the watershed than the basin?

After the late 1920s the history becomes more familiar and the anecdotes more well worn.