Sentence examples for which were familiar from inspiring English sources
In proposing change there were arguments which were familiar but none the less important for that.
There is then no escaping the point that the grounded city needs some kind of land value tax, for reasons which were familiar to radical Edwardians before 1914 but have subsequently been forgotten.
The RKS model was able to predict the rheological properties (slump flow, passing ability and segregation resistance) and compressive strength of test mixes which were familiar and unfamiliar to the model.
The six faces which were familiar for one group served as novel for the other group and vice versa.
Emigration was significantly faster for informed colonies, which were familiar with the new nest site, than for naïve colonies, which were unfamiliar with the new site (Figure 2A; GLMM, treatment: p<0.001).
Colonies which were familiar with both nests were faster, better at selecting the good nest and were marginally more cohesive than naïve colonies, both during the emigration process and at long term.
But that which is familiar needn't feel so confining.
It displays the family crest, which is familiar in Italy.
Philip has lightness and humor masking a lot of dark stuff, which is familiar to me.
To create that, we try to find objects and ideas which are familiar yet idiosyncratic.
That only leaves one final point to make, which is familiar to all psephologists.
