Sentence examples for too much familiarity from inspiring English sources

Making images and words familiar and realistic can aid interpretation, but too much familiarity can dilute important distinctions, and too much realism can lead to interpretations that are too tied to concrete instances.

Too much familiarity with customers can backfire, but engaging in multisided conversations can manage the risks.

Or maybe, it was just too much familiarity between the two teams.

But at the same time, too much familiarity breeds, if not contempt, at least ennui or complacency.

There was a kind of sociopsychological taboo preventing too much familiarity with this other-ranks fellow with unclean hands.

Not wanting, perhaps, to reveal too much familiarity with this particular aspect of the out-there stuff, Wattenberg muttered, "You can't understand the lyrics anyway".

But the government is examining whether the current test depends too much on familiarity with French history and culture.

Profundity will be rewarded and true wit will certainly count in your favor, but too much intimate familiarity with the actual show may be a strike against you.

Schieffer finishes out the day reminding politicians to avoid talking with too much faux-familiarity of regional cuisine, lest you get tripped up, like John Kerry getting a cheesesteak with Swiss Cheese (gross) in Philadelphia, or Mitt Romney's "ode to grits" this week.

It's a measure of how Farr's production, which has a wild inventiveness, perhaps too much requires a familiarity with this tragedy.

Dana Milbank made a joke about "the folks at the RNC" being "more accustomed to bond issues than bondage issues" — although that might be giving them too much credit for familiarity with bond issues.