Sentence examples for desperately familiar from inspiring English sources

It's all so desperately familiar.

Both scenarios are desperately familiar.

All male readers will be familiar with the desperately drawn bodies and genitalia, the confessions, fantasies, appointment times and implorings.

Wrenched out of the familiar, Peggy feels "suddenly, desperately homesick".

The Morbid Age is a fresh take on those familiar accounts of a desperately hedonistic "jazz age" followed by the "anxious 1930s".

Southgate will have learned plenty from the sidelines before he finally felt compelled to turn to a familiar face as he desperately sought to exert some authority on a rather fraught occasion.

Turks go to Restaurant X (over Restaurant Y) not because it does something desperately original but because it cooks something familiar that little bit better.

The dynamic here is a familiar one: the sweet and besotted neurotic trying desperately to break down the defenses of a cautious and withholding woman.

Late in the game, with the clock running down and the hapless Lakers desperately in need of a bucket, Kobe found himself in a familiar position.

"This was pure speculation — European banks like Deutsche Bank were desperately trying to get rid of these things," said a Cypriot banker familiar with the transactions who was not authorized to speak publicly.

Small wonder that the vampire, desperately fighting against darker urges, longing to be known and loved, is familiar... and so seductive.