Sentence examples for familiar sense from inspiring English sources

I feel a familiar sense of dread.

A familiar sense washes over me of being simultaneously overwhelmed and exhilarated.

As the second half began, the Americans showed a familiar sense of desperate urgency.

It is not a play in the familiar sense of the word.

Instead there was a familiar sense of nagging self-doubt and decline.

Dodger fans went home after the seventh game with a familiar sense of disappointment.

The country's politics were gridlocked; there was the familiar sense of things going wrong.

Depending on the result, readers of the initial burst of news could end up with a familiar sense of whiplash.

Because of this apparent success, it is tempting to look for the growth of a familiar sense of justice.

With five minutes go there was that creeping familiar sense that England and tournaments simply do not mix.

But perhaps the fans were aggrieved by the familiar sense of the defeat as their only change came in personnel.