| I urge parliamentarians and diplomats not to allow overfamiliarity or cynicism to dull their appreciation of our work and to redouble their promotion of the Council of Europe in national capitals. |
| It is perhaps due to overfamiliarity that I find the metaphor unenlightening. |
| Mr Mather-Lees claimed the abuse had started as overfamiliarity and getting too close. |
| Overfamiliarity towards your boss or work colleagues is bad etiquette. |
| The physical qualities of the materials and the traces of the manual processes rescue the images from the overfamiliarity of their incessant reproduction on greeting cards. |
| Going out to dinner with friends — for, say, two hours of convivial overfamiliarity and banal, rehashed conversation — seemed like idiocy, and the emptiness was only exacerbated when my friends jumped for the check. |
