Sentence examples for a familiar feel from inspiring English sources

The character of the grandmother, on the other hand, is rather compelling; the tone of her sagacity -- she's a quintessential philosopher and wit -- has a familiar feel to it, but it's a pleasant familiarity.

Each week has a familiar feel.

But already the discussion has a familiar feel.

There was a familiar feel to proceedings at the Crucible.

The backlash even had a familiar feel to it.

The shadow chancellor thought the Macpherson letter and accompanying Treasury documents had a familiar feel.

It started as a familiar feel-good story: a couple of years ago, an English teacher in Britain used a creative class project to get a group of wayward and uninterested teens excited about reading and writing.

They had won a long, drawn-out lobbying effort that spanned from New York to Hawaii, focused on a familiar feel-good campaign: Obama had chosen Chicago's South Side – where he spent his formative political years as a community organizer serving economically marginalized African Americans in an area plagued by gun violence – as the location for his presidential library.

The interface should have a familiar look and feel.  .

I felt a familiar feeling – it was excitement.

Two huge open plan floors were at the heart of the business, and a visitor walked up what I remember as a big curved staircase into the main floor which had a very familiar feel.