Familiarities

Almost entirely missing are the familiarities of the European theater, replaced either by utter foreignness or by a near absence of context beyond the killing. ❋ Unknown (2010)

Many attorneys can add these areas to their own individual practices or gain insights and familiarities that they might not have learned otherwise. ❋ Saul Segan (2011)

Now, remembering that Schwarzschild coordinates are just a choice of coordinate system, we can choose to redefine our, in order to agree with our Newtonian familiarities as, ❋ Unknown (2009)

But the reason I place The Wheel of Time at the top of this list is because Jordan was able to make his world and structure his own despite its familiarities with Lord of the Rings. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Grateful for small-town familiarities, she punched out the number of the Tucker Police Department and explained the problem to the deputy chief, who promised to check the roads and Mara's house and sounded delighted to have something to do. ❋ Angela Brett (2010)

He wanted cuddles and his own toys in his own house with all the little familiarities around him. ❋ Linda (2009)

Essentially, COGS ties these works together by playing off of the listener's familiarities with these genres and re-contextualizing them within a coming-of-age crime drama set in a mythical, jungle metropolis. ❋ Unknown (2009)

The characters have no distinct memories of the things that happened the other time through, but some vague familiarities now and then. ❋ Unknown (2007)

Earlier this year, the Capitol Hill Women's Political Caucus, a group of some 300 mostly staffers, published a sexual-harassment policy that censors a range of behavior from outright propositions to the "abuse of familiarities ... such as honey, sweetheart, darling, dear or baby." ❋ Unknown (2008)

He spent three decades at the foot of America's bed, which, at least in our eyes, entitled us to certain familiarities: autograph vultures have even accosted Carson at urinals. ❋ Unknown (2008)

She goes articles, i buy them from sailors, usually at the two men closed, fighting for possession of me after all those disgraceful familiarities. ❋ Ivan Donn Carswell (2008)