Sentence examples for supposed familiarity from inspiring English sources

What seemed particularly telling, though, said Mr. Aronwald, the former prosecutor, was that the government tried unsuccessfully on Monday to introduce evidence about Albert Pirro's supposed familiarity with tax law, dating back to publications and courses from his law school days, almost 30 years ago.

But all that supposed familiarity may crumble once you see the morning light at play on Washington and Jefferson's noble noses, the volume of Teddy Roosevelt's mustache and the sunken gravitas of Lincoln's cheeks, not to mention his famous mole, which, at this scale, is about the size of a basketball hoop.

Many of the profile's other supposed warning signs — familiarity with a child's medical history; a protective relationship with a chronically sick child — are actually signs of good parenting, as studies have confirmed.

I supposed it was the familiarity of the Italians on Arthur Avenue.

The topic familiarity questionnaire was a questionnaire with 10 items as topics and the participants were supposed to rate the topics as the most familiar to the least familiar on 5 likert scale.

Many a writer plumes, nowadays, on the supposed simplicity of their language, making a cult of familiarity and shallow gab.

Thus, in episodic object recognition, familiarity and its electrophysiological ERP signature are supposed to index prior occurrence of an object independent of the context the object was originally encountered in, e.g., [Ecker, U.K.H., Zimmer, H.D., Groh-Bordin, C., in press.

THERE is a certain comforting familiarity to how a zombie-invasion movie is supposed to unfold.

"Familiarity helps reduce the symptoms of dementia, and if you are supposed to be looking after someone with dementia then presenting them with a lot of different faces is just bad care".

The Eagles are clearly hoping that some of their issues are due to lack of familiarity and that once everybody settles in and knows where they are supposed to be, the gaping holes will disappear.

Both familiarity with having a chronic disease as well as prior research participation are supposed to add to the child's experience, but levels of experience are not well defined in literature either.