Sentence examples for world familiarity from inspiring English sources

In New York, Old World contempt breeds New World familiarity.

It was a hard-headed knowledge of foreign affairs; an understanding of the history of colonialism in the non-Western world; familiarity with the military challenges of fighting the likely insurgencies; a determination to succeed in Afghanistan; reluctance to wreak further havoc in the Middle East; and a healthy skepticism with regard to government propaganda.

It seems Tolbert could be onto something, as right now the most popular creepypasta's draw on real world familiarity with topics like YouTuber antics gone wrong, a sentient evil computer program locked away on the deep web and poisoned cans of Redbull.

It seems Tolbert could be onto something as right now the most popular creepypasta's draw on real world familiarity with topics like YouTuber antics gone wrong, a sentient evil computer program locked away on the deep web and poisoned cans of Redbull.

In that vein, the present study offers evidence that natural, real-world familiarity with a particular facial identity can influence a variety of different face tasks.

We have found that real-world familiarity with a given face confers an advantage in a range of tasks, including tasks that could, in principle, be solved without processing facial identity at all.

We call this "public familiarity".

In the rap world, this familiarity extends from stars like Jay-Z and Foxy Brown to the dancers in the videos to Steve, the guy on the sidewalk who hands out rap-show flyers from a shopping bag.

The ecological worldview of the respondent (i.e., the set of beliefs that guide the way a person interacts with the natural world), their familiarity with the habitat and perceived scenic attractiveness influenced the conservation value assigned by the members of the public to each ecosystem.

Here, we examine the effect of real-world personal familiarity in three simple delayed-match-to-sample tasks in which subjects were required to match faces on the basis of orientation (upright v. inverted), gender and identity.

The study, by the British Council Ireland, attributed the change to prosperity, growing confidence in Ireland's role in the world and greater familiarity with life in Britain.