Sentence examples for presumably familiar from inspiring English sources

The results of the students' familiarity with the context showed an average score for the presumably familiar diseases of 2.11 (sd 0.69) for the musculoskeletal and 2.50 (sd 0.67) for the neurological subjects.

Congress was "presumably familiar" with that case, Justice Alito said, and "had reason to expect" that the new age-discrimination provision would be interpreted with similar breadth.

First, I polled by e-mail a group of auto writers and journalists who cover the industry, who are presumably familiar with most cars on the market.

But those tests generally ask subjects to relate odors to presumably familiar smells like "dill pickle," "root beer" and "pumpkin pie," which may be a challenge for people from other cultures or those whose cognitive abilities are slipping.

There was a stir of excitement along the courtroom benches but noticeably none among the jurors, to whom Wragby was now presumably familiar but who clearly knew not Howards End.

Mr Ailes, though presumably familiar with the matter, declined to be interviewed for this book, but I did speak to him at a party once, saying: "Roger, I want to incorporate your point of view".

Pilots of sightseeing helicopters are presumably very familiar with this area and the associated procedures, so a starting assumption is that the airplane was doing something unusual for example, flying unusually low.

Like the awards presentation, which was internationally televised, "4 Guys" pitches itself at both Latinos, who would presumably be familiar with much of its material, and (in the words of the show) "monolinguist" English speakers.

It is interesting that this happened in an experimental setting involving buttons and light bulbs, in which people would be, presumably, more familiar with the generative scenario.

On the other hand and against our expectations, some patients also performed better in comparing the size of animals than the magnitude of number words or Arabic numerals (at least one linguistic advantage: L patients), which is not only remarkable in the light of their language impairment but also regarding the presumably more familiar comparison of numerals.

Producers presumably hoped their familiar faces would help sell Space: 1999 in the US, which would turn out to be its own kind of mission impossible.