Sentence examples for familiar having from inspiring English sources

Many of the president's points were familiar, having been grist for remarks at countless fund-raisers.

On the right, the culprits are familiar, having become stock characters in our politics.

The primary melody here is provided by a sample from Enya's "Boadicea" that might sound familiar, having been featured in the Fugees' 1996 single "Ready or Not".

(Sound familiar?) Having had my requests to preview the space declined, I booked incognito as a paying punter on the first day of opening this week.

Some will be familiar, having been corralled in "Work Suspended and Other Stories"; others, including a trove of juvenilia, were never easy to unearth, and it is gratifying to find them so readily to hand.

Some of them have never made a public appearance; other works are all too familiar, having been on and off the auction block several times in just a few years.

The familiar had become the macabre.

The lure of the familiar has evolutionary benefits.

Putting names to faces, no matter how familiar, had become a chore.

So familiar have these images become that unfamiliar ones need to be manufactured.

But its members are falling away; background sounds once familiar have been silenced.