Sentence examples for was probably familiar from inspiring English sources

She asked no questions at all; she was probably familiar with difficult, even violent family situations and was more knowing than the rest of us.

Many of the people filling their canvas bags and biodegradable plates at the Civic Center were of a demographic that was probably familiar with Slow Food.

Tura was probably familiar with these instructions -- Alberti had dallied for a time at the Este Court -- and he painted the Pietà as if in willful defiance of them, portraying Jesus lying awkwardly in his mother's lap in a frozen spasm of pain.

Ricciardi also points out that the distinction is present in the work of Berlin's Oxford contemporary John Plamenatz (1938), and that Guido de Ruggiero's Storia del liberalismo europeo (1925), in which the distinction is examined at some length, was probably familiar to Berlin through its English translator, R. G. Collingwood.

Based on the gray at her temples and the crow's feet around her eyes, I knew that she was probably familiar with my pain.

Derrick, having previously authored The Memoirs of the Shakespear's Head, and possibly also its companion piece, The Memoirs of the Bedford Coffee House, was probably familiar with the Shakespear's Head.

The other details are probably familiar.

You're probably familiar with the "Million Trees" project.

Their surname, Clementi, is probably familiar to you.

You're probably familiar with this sort of thing.

Some names, like Sandra Dee, Frank Perdue, Luther Vandross, Rose Mary Woods and Constance Baker Motley, are probably familiar.