Sentence examples for feel familiar and from inspiring English sources
The part of the sentence "feel familiar and" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when you want to describe something that is reminiscent of something else: "The sound of the waves crashing against the shore made me feel familiar and comforted."
To Beamer, the circumstances feel familiar and the Eagles are indeed dangerous.
That sort of tone became the sweet spot for Mr. Feig; whatever the material, he wanted it to feel familiar and organic to female audiences.
These Catholics look to the church not for exacting rules, but for a locus for their spirituality, with rituals and an iconography that feel familiar and thus comfortable.
As such, many of the plot mechanics, as opposed to headier social science themes, feel familiar, and this isn't a good thing.
They all feel familiar, and like many visitors to the region I feel I am being lured into the Pacific coast, with little desire to leave.
The interface looks remarkably like a Facebook feed — pale background, blue banner at the top, pop-up messages in the lower right corner — a design that is intended to feel familiar and frictionless.
The affective significance that defines familiarity results from previous encounters with the object that feels familiar, and it does not guide how to behave with the object in the next encounter (one's enemy feels familiar, for instance).
But I suspect that our feelings are not dissimilar from Gilbert White's quietly probing to see what feels familiar and what feels unfamiliar.
It feels familiar and friendly.
Still, "One Is the Quirkiest Number" feels familiar, and not just as a memory.
Goncharov has a lovely narrative voice as well, which feels familiar and somehow kind.
