Sentence examples for undue familiarity from inspiring English sources

A visitor begins to question him with undue familiarity: "George......

The first view of Dickinson (let's call her, with an undue familiarity, Emily, to distinguish the movie's character from the historical person) is as a high-school student (played by Emma Bell) whose religious unorthodoxy results in ostracism, and her return home to her family is bound up with her repudiation of dogma and her outspoken free-thinking regarding spiritual matters.

"Bundling was originally courting in bed," noted an 1874 British slang dictionary, "the lovers being tied or bundled up to prevent undue familiarities.

And of course the very point of these twinned tales is their familiarity, so you can pretty much follow both plots without undue mental exertion.

Undue influence?

Familiarity is.

For familiarity.

And "undue influence".

Also, familiarity.

What's an "undue burden"?

The familiarity is important.