Sentence examples for primarily familiar from inspiring English sources

Although well known in England, Aardman is primarily familiar to Americans because of Wallace and Gromit.

I don't know why, but we chose Cassavetes' The Killing of a Chinese Bookie starring Ben Gazzara, an actor I was primarily familiar with as the villain in the Patrick Swayze classic Road House.

(Patient 102) "I know; I'm primarily familiar with the risks.

Patients, in general, described the risk of bleeding associated with antithrombotic therapies as a consequence of "their blood becoming too thin": "I know; I'm primarily familiar with the risks.

In this experimental context, the participant primarily selected the familiar target (under the HD + ED/HA + EA condition) or avoided the familiar distractor (under the HA + ED/HD + EA condition).

In laying out the argument, Barney offers an extensive and compelling look at a variety of pedagogical treatises, most notably John Locke's Some Thoughts concerning Education, a work that, in its emphasis on limits to personal liberty, may surprise those familiar primarily with Locke's Second Treatise on Government.

In rock, Jack White, the Black Keys' Dan Auerbach and maybe Gary Clark Jr. have earned recent notice, but it's primarily for the familiar paths they recall.

He is based in Prague and New York, but he is primarily concerned with less familiar environs, like parts of Eastern Europe.

An extraordinary campaign has produced a remarkably ordinary election outcome, primarily reflecting partisan patterns familiar from previous election cycles.

The other is that money spent on conventional weapons be used primarily to build on familiar technologies rather than to invent a new generation of weapons systems.

This wasn't the restaurant's usual weekend clientele, primarily expat Nigerians already familiar with specialties like goat-head stew and giant land snails.