Sentence examples for Has familiar from inspiring English sources
DOLE BUYOUT HAS FAMILIAR FLAVOR | "Once is apparently not enough for David H. Murdock, the chief executive of the Dole Food Company," Steven M. Davidoff writes in the Deal Professor column.
Dr. Forbes's vision of social justice, a throwback to the heyday of ecumenism, has familiar features.
But it is surely many decades too late for that now – and the immaculate version has familiar joys of its own.
The Bill Clinton who emerges has familiar, even trite outlines (a gifted wonk with "larger appetites and desires") while Hillary Clinton remains wounded yet stalwart.
It's probably a good pair with Harrison McEldowney's "Group Therapy," which has familiar pop tunes, tap gestures, speaking, and heaven help us, smoking.
This new suspense drama, about a small group of people who wake up as hostages in an empty, creepy hotel, has promise, but it also has familiar and ominous signs of a short life expectancy.
FINANCIAL TIMES Phone Records Case Has a Familiar Ring | The disclosure by Ronald C. Machen Jr., the United States attorney for the District of Columbia, that his office had secretly seized telephone records of Associated Press reporters surprised many people.
WALL STREET JOURNAL Talk of Gold Standard Has a Familiar Ring | When Newt Gingrich said he would appoint a committee to explore a return to the gold standard, it underscored how the Republican primary has begun to recall the election of 1980, writes Floyd Norris of The New York Times.
We must hold up a light to the lies being told by such figures as She-Whose-Name-I-Will-Not-Mention (S.P .. Check out this piece from the New York Times: False 'Death Panel' Rumor Has Some Familiar Roots.
The phrase had a contemplative quality I enjoyed rolling over in my mind; until I got to work and read this piece in The New York Times about the lies perpetrated boldface and without shame by people in positions of power: "False 'Death Panel' Rumor Has Some Familiar Roots".
