Sentence examples for of familiarity about from inspiring English sources

While those 2016 shows marked the start of the Super tour, in support of the high-NRG, house-inflected album of the same name, there's a feeling of familiarity about tonight.

"When I see something that I think is interesting and possibly worth painting, I always get a jolt of familiarity about it," Ms. Gornik said.

Again this had the eerie ring of familiarity about it, having been a central plank of the strategy announced last year by, you've guessed it, Charles Allen.

The Whitechapel's catalogue makes much of the difficulty, but there is an air of familiarity about Heilmann's struggle to find a voice and a space.

I had a sense of familiarity about him, too, or maybe that was just the trust I felt I should have in him, having been told by my parents that I'd married this man.

That does not render it invalid but, with the two managers' sides poised to meet at Anfield on Monday night, it is part of a general sense of familiarity about the Manchester United manager that may be damaging.

Barriers to collaboration  Social factors Operational Factors Structural Factors  Lack of familiarity – Ignorance about a would-be partner's strengths and strategic potential.

Even though half the songs are in Occitan, there's a sense of warm familiarity about the music, which lopes along on rhythms that fall somewhere between reggae and blues.

It is simply a lack of familiarity, an ignorance about the positive role human rights can play.

The footage came from a series produced by the campaign, in which Bush, trying to project an air of familiarity, answers questions about his personal life.

More than 56percentt of doctors said they were "not at all familiar" with how insurance policies purchased on the exchanges will affect their business, and another 21percentt were only "slightly familiar". That question was the only one in which the level of utter lack of familiarity among doctors about aspects of the exchanges was even close to 50percentt.