Sentence examples for own familiarity from inspiring English sources

But her own familiarity with everything there confused her.

Her strong responses also reflect her own familiarity with despair.

Ahmad never mentioned her own familiarity with Pakistan that her father had gone to university, for instance, in Naseer's home town, Peshawar.

Brendel's aversion to expectations that precede his own familiarity with the musical text has emboldened him also to challenge, and to depose, many myths.

His own familiarity with Italian cinema dates back half a century to weekend broadcasts by a New York television station of fare that wouldn't have had much of an audience in, say, Omaha — "Paisan," "Open City," "The Bicycle Thief," "Shoeshine".

The Ambassador's own familiarity with the C.A.R., a landlocked nation — just south of Chad — that is one of the world's least developed, resulted from her business interests in North Africa.

And her own close familiarity with Japanese subjects should make her ideally suited to this task, although her previous emphasis has been on women's lives.

Criss-crossing the state nine times and living in the capital for 12 years was enough to give most people of a certain age their own proximal familiarity with the first family.

It is easy to forget that the forms on those posters Blu-tacked to our teenage bedrooms – the eggs and ovoids, the rocks that morph into flesh and back into rocks again – were all his own work: familiarity with them has bred contempt.

Six factors were identified by those who had agreed to participate in the trial as encouraging their participation: relevance of the study to participants' own work; familiarity with the researchers; personal view of the importance of using research evidence in policymaking; academic background; support from supervisors; and participation of colleagues.

Participants cited a number of factors that encouraged their participation in the trial, which included the relevance of the trial to their own work; familiarity with the researchers; personal view of the importance of using research evidence in policymaking; academic background; support from supervisors and the Assistant Deputy Minister; and the participation of colleagues.