Sentence examples for particularly familiar from inspiring English sources

With Istanbul I'm particularly familiar.

He is particularly familiar with the weather problem.

I'm not particularly familiar with band-members either.

Is there a mayor with whose actions you are particularly familiar?

The specialists are required to carry out experiments or payload activities with which they are particularly familiar.

Not someone I was particularly familiar with until Adam Curtis's brilliant Century of Self on BBC4 a few years ago.

I come from a family of doctors, so the feeling is particularly intimate and familiar.

She is a fan of the opera, particularly the familiar Verdi works.

Renzi's resignation may create an air of crisis, and many commentators, particularly those familiar with the postwar Italian experience, are used to talking about crisis.

The obvious thing, especially if you wish to snipe at C4, is to purse lips, deplore this super-commercial wheeze and talk public service remits – particularly as familiar players on the Bake Off menu stay loyal to Auntie.

The problem is that the city's residents, particularly those familiar with the district's history, whether as parents, advocates, policy wonks, etc., are accustomed to DPS' usual way of doing business.