Much familiar vs Very familiar

Some examples from the web:

• Do not be too much accessible with anyone during your conversation, to avoid any familiarity; do not be too much familiar and avoid handling, over-familiar language or undesirable sentences.
• Those who can take part in this game are poker starters so you do not have to worry if you are not yet much familiar with the game.
• He is aware that this is the issue of special importance, and he, as supreme authority of the Church, needs to give his precise statement about Father is very much familiar with Medjugorje phenomenon; he even mentioned that to me personally.
• 2007-04-06 22:43:42 - Blending colors When you are familiar with software applications such as Adobe Photoshop, Flash and other drawing programs, I know you are also very much familiar with the swatches.
• You called the customer support or some friends you know who's very much familiar with computer and still didn't solve the problem.There could be one to many things why this happens, you probably came across with spy- wares or danger...
• My personal physician is much more familiar with these genetic irregularities.
• A woman is so much more familiar with the manual.
• To the South the environment changes being much more familiar.
• Now she trails after us in much too familiar a manner.
• They are also much more familiar with the real situation on the market and its requirements.
• Young people, our children, are often much more familiar with these technologies than adults are.
• But to those in the United States, Canada or Australia this is much more familiar ground.
• I believe that an audience from Milan is much more familiar with those kind of architectural and design languages.
• This The best of is there to show that Wagner is much more familiar than we can imagine.
• Very little attention has been paid to the much less familiar narrative or story telling approach to psychology that Kelly also employs and, I think, reaches towards advocating.
• The reader may be wondering just what connection the paramitas have with the much more familiar teachings of Buddhism, known respectively as the Four Noble Truths and their logical corollary the Eightfold Path.
• This is not a problem with which Keynes was familiar, much less one that he sought to address.
• These men, they blanketed the walls with a frieze of pure color, and in these stories you'll notice familiar landscapes, the artists using Roman monuments or a Tuscan landscape to render a faraway story, something much more familiar.
• I respect your opinion, Mrs Ludford, and I look forward to the discussion with the Council under the co-decision and qualified majority voting procedures, with which you are much more familiar than I am.
• Though many people today are much more familiar with the internet (and the media carry more hype than terror) many people still prefer to use the net only at the office because they feel uncomfortable about connecting from home.

Some examples from the web:

• Very familiar, freundllich and wonderful food, 22/09/2014
• Leave a review Julia und Alexander 10 "Amazing" "Very familiar and nice agriturismo" 05/09/2018 The agriturismo is high up, idyllically surrounded by olive trees.
• You were very familiar with Mrs Donovan.
• He is very familiar with the patterns of our killer.
• Rottweilwer the beautiful, very familiar and playful with children.
• Very familiar as you are with Asia, what strikes you as different in Africa, both in the Church and in society at large?
• And rendered by a very familiar artist.
• A wonderful and a very familiar.
• Cubans are very familiar with Greece.
• See, it felt very familiar to Petra.
• This kind of sneaking around is very familiar to me.
• Wait, Max, this plane looks very familiar.
• A very familiar feeling is beginning to come over me.
• All of this seems very familiar.
• I'm very familiar with their methods.
• I look everyday, so I feel very familiar.
• This manipulation of evidence and deliberate muddying of the waters is all sounding very familiar.
• But this place feels very familiar.
• He brought up a very familiar name...
• You just... seem very familiar.