Sentence examples for familiar to be from inspiring English sources

And the various styles represented are far too familiar to be called "underground".

But by now, the catastrophic is arguably too familiar to be truly exotic.

It feels strange yet totally familiar to be back on stage.

At this stage, the Republican candidates, for all their flaws, are too familiar to be truly horrifying.

The program, smartly, shows the entire songs, not just snippets, but many of the selections are too familiar to be exciting.

JR The rest of this week's best live music COMEDY Harry Enfield & Paul Whitehouse (Plymouth, Oxford, Cardiff, Bournemouth, Sheffield, Bristol) It's an odd position that Harry and Paul have found themselves in: too unorthodox for the comfy status of BBC family favourites, but too familiar to be championed by the alternative crowd.

The story is familiar enough to be classic: the disintegration of an American family.

"I'm in a very familiar position to be honest.

(ii) Did the PRh lesions cause familiar objects to be perceived as novel?

A familiar calculation has to be made.

Evolutionarily speaking, "things that are familiar are likely to be safer than things that are not.