Sentence examples for familiar observations from inspiring English sources
On all the deals Brady negotiated directly with agents, the tribunal ruled in HMRC's favour, and made grim, familiar observations.
Some self-conscious dissidents started calling their craft "alternative comedy," to distinguish it from all the stuff they hated — familiar observations, mean-spirited rants, threadbare anecdotes.
In "How Did That Vase Wind Up in the Metropolitan?" (Op-Ed, Dec. 1), Sharon Waxman makes some just, though familiar, observations about the antiquities market.
Very familiar observations are made about the end of privacy and the shift from the heroic to the ironic in art.
Traces of the play remain in Toula's voice-over narration, which is full of funny if vaguely familiar observations about life in the middle of an overbearing ethnic family.
"Models" offers some familiar observations about a career path that can be strewn with perils -- among them loneliness, debilitating fatigue and drugs -- but it is matter-of-fact, not prurient.
Every page contains unexpected data, or a fresh observation, or a familiar observation freshly turned.
On the surface, this premise echoes the familiar observation that even two people who live together intimately can end up feeling they hardly know each other.
Formed on the death of Bill Bojangles Robinson, the international tap star, the group took its name from Robinson's familiar observation that "everything is copasetic," or perfect.
Among a generation of comedians obsessed with breaking taboos, McIntyre is derided for being safe, his material too centred on familiar observation, too "a funny thing happened on the way to the M40".
Combining familiar observation (eg, braiding her daughter's hair before sleep) with Freud's interpretation of Medusa and her snaky mane or rereading of the folk tale Rapunzel, Hustvedt slips effortlessly between the spheres of culture, society and self.
