Sentence examples for distressingly familiar from inspiring English sources

This sounds distressingly familiar.

This all sounds distressingly familiar.

(The last goal sounds distressingly familiar).

It concludes: "Such a suspicion today feels distressingly familiar.

A decade of reporting and advocacy has made stories like his distressingly familiar.

But, just as often, they see me hit shots with which they are distressingly familiar.

His claim to speak for Britain's "squeezed middle" is both distressingly vague and depressingly familiar: Mr Brown used the same term.

Or rather, it shows that we have a distressingly short attention span, and that we allow ourselves to accept outrages so long as they're familiar.

Then: distressingly so.

It sounds distressingly contemporary.

A distressingly common mistake.