Sentence examples for undoubtedly familiar from inspiring English sources

Modern discussions of the latter have so far largely ignored the Socratic-Platonic precursor, with which Aristotle was undoubtedly familiar.

The person is undoubtedly familiar with the particulars of dry distillers grains (DDGS) but might not recommend putting it into your ration.

These musicians are undoubtedly familiar with these works but at their ages haven't heard them, let alone performed them, a gazillion times.

Soros spent years in therapy, and was undoubtedly familiar with psychoanalytic theories that the wealthy bought art as a means of assuaging their guilt, by transforming filthy lucre into objects of beauty.

Wheeler was undoubtedly familiar with the work of the celebrated Arts and Crafts designer William Morris, but she developed a style, and an approach to production, that was all her own.

Some players who've done just that are undoubtedly familiar.

Sinatra was undoubtedly less familiar with Astoria than with the Waldorf-Astoria.

Even Stamford's high school-age population, which is undoubtedly less familiar with some of the iconic statues, is intrigued.

The songs written in English, with lyrics by Alan and Marilyn Bergman, will undoubtedly be familiar to Americans of a certain age.

To those who have followed the results of such annual surveys by Catalyst, a nonprofit organization in New York, the news undoubtedly sounded familiar.

Those in the metropolitan area who would plunk down a few dollars to watch women's basketball would undoubtedly be familiar with the Rutgers story, from A to Imus.