Sentence examples for familiar feels from inspiring English sources

Springsteen's "The Last to Die", for instance, acquires a more implacable, driving momentum to match the glimpses of apocalyptic flight snatched from a car window, and "Inside a Dream" takes a William Blake couplet as its theme, but to less elevated ends, drolly describing dreams as a world that "looks familiar, feels obscene".

What was once familiar felt strangely foreign and she began to quietly worry that she was losing her mind.

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Each week has a familiar feel.

It has an oddly familiar feel.

The first inning had a familiar feel.

The barrage has a familiar feel.

But already the discussion has a familiar feel.

For some veterans, the technological blackout had a familiar feel.

There was a familiar feel to proceedings at the Crucible.

The backlash even had a familiar feel to it.