The phrase "familiar vibe" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when you want to express an atmosphere or an atmosphere of familiarity. For example: "The family reunion had a familiar vibe, like everyone had known each other their whole lives."
But Brian Shaw, an assistant coach for the Lakers who played in the comebacks against Portland and Sacramento, said he felt a familiar vibe late in the third quarter when the Lakers picked up their defense and Bryant started making shots.
But strangely, this throng dedicated to — O.K., obsessed with — grooming, pampering and showing their pets each weekend gave off a surprisingly familiar vibe, one reminiscent of the bewitched, road-tripping fans who used to follow the Grateful Dead from stadium to stadium.
The reassuring voices of Scott Pelley and Nora O'Donnell provided a comforting familiar vibe.
It was perhaps the best example yet of DeGeneres' friendly, folksy and familiar vibe that she's bringing to the show.
Perhaps a familiar vibe to those seasoned dancers lucky enough to spend a night or two in the city's famed Paradise Garage, the six minute number is built around a palette of loose and organic drums, as well as a hypnotic vocal loop that slowly unfolds into a powerful climax.
There are also three levels of supply drop rarity – Enlisted, Professional, and Elite – giving the whole thing a familiar trading card vibe.
The look: While the brand's familiar repurposed military vibe — parachute fabrics, cargo pocketed pants and the like — was still very much present, the line seems to be continuing its move away from one-off statement pieces and into the realm of more easily produced cut-and-sew garments.
The familiar-but-different vibe of wandering through one of the most popular and lauded animated films of all time in a game engine is relaxing, but engaging the perfect antidote to everything erratic, and unfamiliar the world is throwing at us in 2018.
The new songs invoked a party vibe so familiar that like the aura of that most famous disco, it could be bottled and sold.
FOR anyone familiar with the general vibe of Jack Johnson, the world's best-known surfer turned filmmaker turned singer-songwriter turned green activist, it probably wouldn't be hard to picture his home here on the North Shore.
His latest collection, which is titled "Sylvan" and evokes a nighttime forest vibe, is both familiar and revelatory.
