Sentence examples for a close familiarity from inspiring English sources

Though some of the mistakes have been mere slips, they were slips of a sort that a candidate who claims a close familiarity with America's founding ought never to have made.

[see section 5.] Given that his earliest development of an interest in logic and philosophy occurred at the University of Padua, it is surely no surprise that a close familiarity with the works of Aristotle and his interpreters would form a major part of his training.

With a close familiarity with the gritty side of the greater Chicago area, Monahan is careful to pinpoint every single detail in his sculptures from debris on the ground to graffiti on awnings. .

The CWG had a close familiarity with the literature in this field.

Is there any close familiarity with Pope Paul VI's encyclical "Humanae Vitae" or Pope John Paul II's book "Love and Responsibility" or his "theology of the body," which present a vivid theological, philosophical and moral framework for Catholic understanding of the human person and sexuality?

In general, he said, the editing "indicates a very close familiarity with Governor Palin".

However, parsing natural language is an intricate endeavor, where a wide range of possible approaches and open research questions exist, making the choice of a natural language parsing component a burden for researchers without close familiarity with current trends in natural language processing (NLP).

Peter J. Levinson, a music publicist who parlayed his close familiarity with jazz personalities into rich and sometimes intimate biographies of them, died on Oct. 21 at his home in Malibu, Calif.

It reflected close familiarity with encryption codes developed at M.I.T.

Is this some psychoacoustic phenomenon then, some disorientation caused by close familiarity with the old mono sound?

And her own close familiarity with Japanese subjects should make her ideally suited to this task, although her previous emphasis has been on women's lives.