Sentence examples for that very familiarity from inspiring English sources

Yes indeed, and in Shand's skillful hands that very familiarity only adds to the suspense.

I was aware that the very familiarity of The Planets has dulled our appreciation that the piece, in terms of its orchestration alone, is totally revolutionary.

It is the very familiarity of the image of Mrs Li and her trolley that should concern the world.

Yet it may be the very familiarity of such images — no one of which has particular ascension over another — that shifts the emphasis, in "Memory of the Camps," to two sequences.

One source of reassurance is the very familiarity of disaster coverage, said Joshua Meyrowitz, a professor of media studies at the University of New Hampshire.

And, unfortunately, it reflects the very familiarity of its plot and the unoriginality of the director David Leitch, a longtime stuntman and stunt coördinator who also served as an uncredited co-director of "John Wick".

But it is the obvious eventual side effect of the very familiarity you seek.

Their very familiarity, however, and the consequent unthinking acceptance of them make it important to emphasize that until recently postal systems lacked many of these features.

The supporting cast features several ubiquitous character actors, who distract by their very familiarity.

The very familiarity of myth and counter-myth has made it possible for writers and film-makers to experiment with surprising permutations on the assassination theme.

Dealey Plaza in Dallas, Texas on 22 November 1963: the scene of the assassination of President John F Kennedy. History assumes mythic proportions when its very familiarity requires no further explanation or scene-setting; when it provides instead a well-signposted point of departure for artistic creativity.