Sentence examples for feels familiar with from inspiring English sources

Using GPS to get everywhere in a city that, while new, feels familiar with the sturdy, Midwestern sensibilities of my youth.

At a glance, a song like "Something Like This" feels familiar, with its cozy Chris Martin lyrics and verse-chorus-verse structure.

"It's a place I feel familiar with," he said.

And starting again without one single person that you could, like, feel familiar with was very, very frightening".

It must help you to feel familiar with art if you see a Rembrandt in the lounge every day.

Thursday nights at home, she likes to watch "E.R". on television -- "I've worked in hospitals so many years, I feel familiar with it".

It could be somewhere that everybody in London could just walk across and feel familiar with and soothed by and just a place of complete peace and quiet.

Sure, I studied German at school but that was because it felt familiar with its Ich bins instead of I ams.

"When people get to read the newspaper, the majority already feel familiar with the gist of the main news of the day.

Anyone who has suffered under the Atkins regime may feel familiar with the faintly hucksterish, overly-helpful tone of Gladwell's introduction.

People's musical memories would have changed in a way that they were more able to recognise what he was doing; to feel familiar with it and to appreciate it.