Sentence examples for dreadfully familiar from inspiring English sources
Denis Villeneuve's somber and meticulous "Polytechnique," about killings that took place more than 20 years ago at a Montreal technical school, feels both shocking and dreadfully familiar.
Germany's economy collapsed, and the horrors of the 1930s began.It is all dreadfully familiar (though no European country is about to elect another Hitler).
For any Israeli who lived through the "mahapach," the electoral "upending" of 1977, which brought Menachem Begin's Likud party to power, Donald Trump's victory seems dreadfully familiar.
By Bernard Avishai November 19, 2016 For Israelis who have seen how protest votes can morph into political identities, Trump's victory seems dreadfully familiar.
Not the European heat: the this-is-perfect-Speedo-weather type of heat; but rather the dreadfully familiar how-will-I-hide-my-sweat-stains-around-my-armpits-at-the-office heat.
But come January, dont be surprised to hear more than one company hyping a long-term partnership or long-awaited product that sounds dreadfully familiar.
Solitude is dreadfully unfashionable.
It was dreadfully overwritten.
