Sentence examples for very much familiar from inspiring English sources

"I started very early reading research papers, so I was very much familiar with what's happening where," he says.

I am very much familiar with a fact that the lack of sleep would let me distract and worsen my on-the-job performance.

Born and raised in Macau, China, Wen was very much familiar with both the legend of Hua Mulan and the Ballad of Mulan at the time of her audition for the role, having grown up being read the poem by her mother.

It will be best to briefly illustrate how some of the restrictions in ethics guidelines that are very much familiar to us may be rooted or contextualized within these generic mandatory fiduciary obligations.

If you aren't very much familiar then try to do the following activities first: Make four perfect balls of different sizes.

Earlier this month Joyce DiDonato opened Wigmore Hall's 2014/15 season with a programme that combined familiar, and very much less familiar, Italian and American music.

For an ostensible outsider, Po conforms very much to familiar animated-movie type.

These operators behave very much like familiar finite dimensional matrices without necessarily having finite rank.

This is very much the sound familiar to those who spent their evenings poised over the pause button, searching for a stable signal.

In a way, mirrorless cameras are very much like the familiar point-and-shoot cameras, in which the lens sits directly in front of the shutter and film or sensor.

Mr. Hamilton has succeeded in making Chekhov's tortured characters painfully familiar — people very much like ourselves in our most dour moods.