Sentence examples for a rather familiar from inspiring English sources
He has a rather familiar kind of innocence.
Microsoft reversing on unpopular Xbox One decisions has become a rather familiar story.
Yet, in the past couple of years, Netflix has actually become a rather familiar kind of business.
Walsh was able to partially redeem these disappointments with A Distant Trumpet (1964), a rather familiar tale of cavalry battling Indians in 1883 Arizona.
Producer Rob Ellis, who played on some of PJ Harvey's early albums, helps hone Sprinter's 90s alt-rock sound, but it's a rather familiar one, and there's not always enough melody to help these intimate stories take flight.
Markets had battered Fortis shares last week, after losing confidence in the financial wherewithal of the company, a rather familiar story.And Wachovia, only a week or so removed from talks of a purchase of Morgan Stanley, is now the subject of acquisition speculation.
It was all rather familiar in a way: Mr. Bush sacked Paul O'Neill, his first Treasury secretary, for political tone-deafness.
Undoubtedly, Capitalism: A Love Story follows a now rather familiar Moore format: wacky clips, newsreel montages, interviews with the blue-collar victims, a big comedy stunt for the penultimate finish and then, for the ultimate finish, an emotional and positive story.
Isn't this all rather familiar?
It is all rather familiar to me from articles I have written on the wine sector.
For one thing, Tokyo's jubilant post-announcement rhetoric is all rather familiar.
