Sentence examples for decidedly familiar from inspiring English sources

But the press release in February 1962 has a decidedly familiar ring.

BUT for some who follow true-crime reporting, the story of authors who come to be as much participant as chronicler of the story they are following has a decidedly familiar ring.

So much so that this decidedly familiar play --with Cherry Jones, Celia Keenan-Bolger, Zachary Quinto and Brian J. Smith -- seems as if it is altogether new, unfolding amidst a pool of liquid memory.

Instead, they were whisked to a setting decidedly less familiar to cufflink-wearers: a go-kart track.

Indeed, while most readers are familiar with the decidedly corporeal "Lolita," Nabokov's larger body of work teems with ghosts.

Some of its 113 items are familiar, but many of them are decidedly not, and they touch the eye with the bloom of newness.

I will take a decidedly medical perspective—I am a physician and physicians are familiar with all the ways in which biology can go wrong.

Then there was The Big Chill Bar, a decidedly un-chilled joint that I'm sure you're familiar with if you own the seersucker shorts, Topshop James Dean T-shirt and criminal record required to be allowed in.

"Strident feminism needs big undies," Ms. Moran says at one point — it's in the decidedly anti G-string section — and even if you're not familiar with all the language, the delivery will leave you sniggering like Muttley the dog.

The images are familiar: in one, Kennedy's brother and campaign manager, Robert, looks decidedly unimpressed by his choice of running mate, Lyndon Johnson.

The Red Devils, owned and operated by their drivers with no real set schedule, are being phased out in favor of something decidedly more vanilla and benign, a Metro Bus system with generic boxy white vehicles familiar in any cities.