Sentence examples for far too familiar from inspiring English sources
It is far too familiar a refrain.
This terrain is far too familiar for a transformative ramble.
They are far too familiar with slow starts.
And the various styles represented are far too familiar to be called "underground".
Tempting as that feeling might have been, Ms. Hom was far too familiar with true rights abuses to succumb.
For observers of Florida's long history of electoral discimination, this all sounds far too familiar for comfort.
Preet Bharara, the United States attorney in Manhattan, whose office had sought a sentence of at least 7 ¼ years, said after the sentencing on Tuesday that Mr. Seabrook had been "a flagrant and serial abuser of City Council discretionary funds in a far-too-familiar New York tale of corruption".
For those of us campaigning in the women's sector, the awful murder of Williams rang far too many familiar bells.
Although I had never heard the word, dysmorphophobia, growing up, I was far too intimately familiar with its two meanings.
She longs to explore her potential far outside the all too familiar one-dimensional portrayal.
So when we read in black and white last year that teenagers had been teargassed, "restrained", stripped and beaten at Don Dale, it is hard not to conclude there was more than an element of fatigue in decisions about how or whether to pursue it further – a subconscious view that it's all too hard, all too far away, and yet all too familiar.
