Sentence examples for reasonably familiar from inspiring English sources

So far, I'm in reasonably familiar territory.

Her shtick is now reasonably familiar.

"I think we're all reasonably familiar here with your record.

The contours of this story are reasonably familiar.

But for anyone reasonably familiar with the period, the bones sometimes protrude too sharply.

Some of these tales are reasonably familiar; others are fresh, at least to me.

Furthermore, there are several reasons to use the quantitative approach, such as survey method: (1) when the information sought is reasonably specific and familiar to the respondents; and (2) when the researcher has knowledge of particular problems and the range of responses likely to emerge (Bryman, 2007).

The constructivist project is to advance our understanding of moral principles and their limits by "clarifying our understanding of the reasons that make familiar moral principles ones that no one could reasonably reject" (Scanlon 1998, 246 247; 2003a, 429 435).

The series's programs, at least, are wholly devoted to Czech music, some of it familiar, some reasonably well known from recordings but rarely heard in concert, and some simply rare.

This viral disease was selected as the focus of the study, as previous studies have reported that throat-related symptoms and bronchitis were the most common reasons for self-medication [ 31– 33], and because participants could reasonably be assumed to be familiar with the common cold.

He assumes, reasonably, that the audience is familiar with Oedipus and Company.