Sentence examples for familiar somehow from inspiring English sources
That argument sounds familiar somehow.
'The White Devil.' It sounds familiar, somehow.
He looked familiar, somehow, and after a few minutes I figured it out: Francis Ford Coppola.
She sounds like nobody else, and yet familiar somehow: she talks the way Bankhead and Joan Crawford and so many of the great movie stars used to talk.
In a region that is now largely democratic and full of creative energy and portent, but is nonetheless still rife with social problems and political and economic contradictions, his is an intriguing presence — as familiar, somehow, as it is unexpected.
As much as Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton were Cleopatra and Antony, they were also Titania and Oberon, king and queen of the fairies — familiar somehow even to fans who'd never heard of "A Midsummer Night's Dream".
Even the familiar proved somehow unfamiliar.
Goncharov has a lovely narrative voice as well, which feels familiar and somehow kind.
Her hands in repose were strikingly beautiful, their resting or down-angling familiar shape somehow expressing both confidence and a perfect ease that a great ballerina could envy.
(Brantley) * 'I LOVE YOU BECAUSE' The plot line -- single New Yorkers in search of love -- couldn't be more familiar, but somehow this fluffy, funny musical makes it refreshing, helped along by an engaging six-member cast, with David A. Austin making a particularly hilarious impression.
Must always report such instances to authorities, again and again!" This, too, is a familiar trope that somehow, if the authorities had only been aware of worrisome signs about a future mass shooter's mental health, the tragedy could have been averted.
