Sentence examples for ones familiar from inspiring English sources

All they had to do was rate, on a scale of 1 to 8, which ones seemed novel and which ones familiar.

But the biggest questions about the Nest Protect are also the kind of philosophical ones familiar to the modern consumer of major tech purchases.

Economics employs partial differential equations like those in a Black-Scholes account of derivatives markets, equations that look remarkably like ones familiar from physics.

One problem is that many of the animators in Taiwan are unfamiliar with New York City, although managers there do assign certain workers - ones familiar with the United States - to make "cultural fixes" to the segments.

The fairy tales were compiled by the nineteenth-century ethnographer Franz Xaver von Schönwerth, a contemporary of the Grimm brothers, who was fascinated by the folkways and stories of his native region and whose tales are more raw, more concerned with capturing the rhythms of local storytelling, than the ones familiar to us.

To the extent that each of us is stranded on his or her own existential island — and I think it's approximately correct to say that his most susceptible readers are ones familiar with the socially and spiritually isolating effects of addiction or compulsion or depression — we gratefully seized on each new dispatch from that farthest-away island which was David.

Rather than be allowed to explore one novel object and one familiar object on each of the 20 trials, both objects were novel.

Although many buyers rely on their lawyer (preferably one familiar with new construction) to study the plan, it is useful to look closely at a few sections yourself.

The score is full of choppy, disconcerting numbers, so the pressure on the show's one familiar song is huge.

One familiar scene for the Nets on Saturday night was their apparent helplessness against a superstar.

There was only one familiar element missing.