Sentence examples similar to proving familiarity with from inspiring English sources

It said the editing "revealed the director's proven familiarity with dark movies".

Four previously designated surgeons with proven familiarity with both surgical techniques took part in the study.

To say the least, the repetition of this utterance proves some familiarity of the state with the Russian language.

Manning, 23, has the kind of quarterback pedigree the 32-year-old Warner never had, but he has nowhere near the experience, the mileage through pro football's proving ground, or the familiarity with a full-speed N.F.L. defense on game day.

That the Abu Ghraib abusers enacted obviously pornographic scenarios on their victims virtually proves their (or their commanders') familiarity with it.

And while overexposure may have less to do with the precise number of headlines than it does the public's perception, the 10 celebrities on our list have proved that familiarity can, and does, breed contempt.

Van Tilburg's background as an archaeologist and her long familiarity with Easter Island prove essential to her understanding of the Routledges' accomplishments.

Margaret became a Quaker and, although Thomas did not convert, his familiarity with the Friends proved influential when Fox was arrested for blasphemy in October.

This is not to excuse the surprisingly broad lack of familiarity with what's already been proved, mind you, but it is certainly understandable if most Americans don't know who Ted Malloch or Arkadiy Dvorkovich are.

And turning the speaker into an effective foil has proved difficult as most voters do not have enough familiarity with Ms. Pelosi.

Considerable time and effort will be spent acquiring the necessary familiarity with these basic tools before applying them to prove the theorems above.