Sentence examples for curiously familiar from inspiring English sources
Kuchuk-Hanem's dancing was brutal and archaic, but curiously familiar.
WASHINGTON — The campaign signs are curiously familiar, as are the Web sites and even the themes.
Sporting a turban plus an American accent, he is curiously familiar.
Some of these worlds will turn out to be curiously familiar.
A previous Wallace biographer, Margaret Lane, has noted that the letter was "curiously familiar in style".
An afghan of large crocheted squares on her green velvet sofa was curiously familiar — a lot of those in Kentucky.
For others, the topsy-turvy world they now inhabit has become quickly familiar, curiously so, as if life has been like this for a year.
In a gleaming white lobby, with curiously warped furniture familiar from Star Trek, twenty-somethings in shorts and T-shirts amble past like they're on their way to hear a band.
The detailed portrayal of life at a Thai high school is alternately familiar and curiously quaint.
Residents in Denver, Las Vegas and other Western communities, used to seeing plenty of sunshine and scenery, have instead watched curiously as mountains and familiar landmarks have become shrouded in haze.
Both curiously foreign and hauntingly familiar, despite its creation through the use of various software and technologies, "Rebirth" first and foremost gets its inspiration from the natural world.
