Sentence examples for often familiar from inspiring English sources

The tone, complexity and even length are often familiar.

Its subjects are often familiar, and so is its tone.

These gestures are often familiar features of worship in churches in Africa, Asia, and Latin America.

The abundant illustrations, many in full color, are often familiar but still suggestive.

If the report reads like a somewhat sprawling and unfocused collection of often familiar ideas, it is only an interim step and comes after less than two months of work — the governor announced appointments on Nov. 28.

The sketches themselves are often familiar: Wills slipping his arm into the sleeve of a dress and embracing himself, or animating Louis Armstrong with a cloth cap and a Tupperware box.

I started learning Greek during my first semester, and found a kind of happiness in grammar, which insisted on a level of precision not available in English: the nouns, often familiar-looking (anthrōpos, historia, klimax), each one of which has five different forms, depending on how it's used in a sentence; the vast spiderweb of the verb system.

He is a supple critic, adept at etymology (no one is more alert to hidden meanings than a psychoanalyst) and at drawing new sense from often-familiar works.

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In her work, Harriet often references familiar objects from real and imaginary worlds.

Mr. Grisham's main characters are often powerfully familiar and sympathetic in small ways.