Sentence examples for truly familiar from inspiring English sources

No one truly familiar with Moore's history or with his character and temperament would dream of calling him trendy.

There seems to have been no one in the government who was truly familiar with the bank.

Whereas "Giselle" or most ballets by George Balanchine come round often enough for many people to feel acquainted with them, few people have ever had the chance to become truly familiar with any Cunningham repertory.

And while, yeah, the monkey does sport some startlingly humanoid eyes, the thing that makes the clip feel truly familiar isn't the capuchin's features it's the look of abject terror on his face.

There are very few directors who are recognizable, such as Spielberg, Scorsese and the late Alfred Hitchcock, and, as there were no nominated directors whose faces are truly familiar to the public there was no reason to treat them like celebrities.

But there is one stat that will look truly, achingly familiar to Bucs fans.

Buried in the verbiage is a treasure of insights, some truly original, some familiar but described from new and compelling angles.

If the relevant cognitive processes are truly independent of familiarity, we expect that responses to "Familiar" faces should be no faster than those to "Unfamiliar" faces.

This kind of post-traumatic security draw-up has become one of the intermittent hallmarks of the twenty-first-century city, too familiar to truly shock.

When the first episode of Telltale's interactive take on Batman came out in early August, I felt that, despite its intriguing redrawing of the Penguin, it was ultimately too safe, too familiar, to truly feel like a series I was ready to root for.

But by now, the catastrophic is arguably too familiar to be truly exotic.