For many of us, interactive technology has always been there (we are born into a world replete with it) and we have a deep familiarity with it.
These include a lifelong passion for a series he'd shared with his father growing up and a deep familiarity with the details of the previous films that reveals itself in numerous references large and small contained in "Creed".
The poem betrayed a deep familiarity with the show's tone, and with several of its inside jokes: 'Twas a T.R.S. Christmas, and all through the house, Not a creature was stirring, not even my spouse The cucks were all prepped for the ovens with care, Just waiting for morning to pop 'em in there. . . .
The "non date" was filled with witty conversation, laughter and a deep familiarity.
"He had innately good taste, and a deep familiarity with literature and art in every form," Mr. MacNeil said in an interview.
While accompanying his father, Caldwell acquired a deep familiarity with the mentality and dialect of the impoverished sharecroppers that his father ministered to.
Fixating on any demon necessitates a deep familiarity with it, and today my fear of narcissism derives from intimate acquaintance with the many evolving ways a person can bend her life into a flattering mirror online.
Would bring to the job: A background in foreign policy, a working knowledge of Capitol Hill and a deep familiarity with Mr. Obama and his foreign policy thinking, having worked closely with him during the presidential campaign.
He brought to Congress not only a visceral understanding of what it's like to be clubbed into unconsciousness, but also a deep familiarity with the damage inflicted by take-no-prisoners political campaigning.
Building his latest project, social address book Knx.to, gives him a deep familiarity with the privacy policies of all the major social networks.
