Sentence examples for more intimately familiar from inspiring English sources

They are, rather, concerned with a stranger, but also more intimately familiar, set of problems.

Few are more intimately familiar with the wounds of Northeast Ohio's sports psyche than LeBron, a native of nearby Akron.

And women may be more intimately familiar with war's wreckage — with the longer story, the way the war plays out after the shooting stops.

Kansas City is a meat metropolis, both in terms of its famous barbecue and the proximity of ranchers and outdoorsmen more intimately familiar with its source.

As part of a business survival plan, he has started inviting the marketing director and general manager into vendor and supply chain partner meetings, so they are more intimately familiar with how the business works.

Readers more intimately familiar with the current state of affairs in the academic job market will find the perspectives and advice to be out of date--and out of touch.

Among them, the five have almost 4m registered fans ('subscribers' to their YouTube channels) around the world, and millions more are intimately familiar with their work and lives.

Writers who are intimately familiar with their subject produce more knowing, more confident and, as a result, stronger results.

Having spent eight years as an English teacher in Chicago — during which time he estimates that he graded more than 15,000 papers — Scheur is intimately familiar with students' struggles to master writing and grammar concepts.

The commentary accompanying the charter noted that residency requirements make it "more likely that elected officials will be intimately familiar with the unique issues impacting their communities".

More depressingly, the girls we spoke to were intimately familiar with the stars of The Only Way is Essex but couldn't recognize Marissa Meyer or Sheryl Sandberg, nor do they have any desire to be like these leading female technologists.