Personal familiarity in this case applies when a subject knows the person being viewed in daily life, and has personal interaction with that person.
Stupidly had various interpretations, and the import of its nuance depended on a person's race, social position, and their own personal interaction with police officers.
It's as if to him objects — houses, rusty pitchforks, bent bugles and the like — have personalities and lives of their own that bring them periodically into personal interaction with people who are patient and open to what Mr. Muller calls the "interesting things that come our way when we aren't really looking for them".
Meeting Sergeant Curtis, she said, was her first personal interaction with a member of the Army.
"What's that?" He prefers the personal interaction with his audience, what he calls the creation of wonder.
"What I really love is the personal interaction with these farmers, getting a sense of what their lives are like," Mr. Pzena said.
"You actually have a more personal interaction with the replica," argues John Chapman, Tish's husband, a former lecturer at Nottingham Trent University, and a veteran tomb visitor.
For most, the personal interaction with patients and the thrill of helping make people better is what brings real job satisfaction," Mr Hunt said.
Carlie Lau, Head of Customer Intelligence at ING DIRECT Australia, agrees: "You can pore over quantitative data, which is great, but you have to have good personal interaction with your customers as well.
In fostering a culture of innovation for K-12 classrooms, let's, for the purpose of this post, center on the need to change the way that kids currently view scientists and engineers, and to realize the powerful impact that up-close-and-personal interaction with these professionals can have.
Out of the sample 51 (7%) physicians claim to get extra payment for non-personal interaction with patients, whereas 584 (82%) declare to get no additional fee.
