Sentence examples for feels too familiar from inspiring English sources

Her sense of the unfamiliar suddenly feels too familiar.

LIKE the plot of a TV re-run, private equity's recent courtship of Virgin Media, Britain's biggest cable-television company, feels too familiar.

Not everything works equally well - a section on Kelly's cowboy builder uncle feels too familiar - but there are no doldrums, no loitering anywhere.

"Fiorile," although it's as fluid and lyrical a piece of filmmaking as anything in the Tavianis' canon, feels too familiar -- a multigenerational fairy tale that once again tries to locate the past in the present and to "see things with the eyes of those who see them no more," but that doesn't, in the end, see much the filmmakers haven't shown us before.

It's slightly uncomfortable to watch, because it feels too familiar.

The drug subplot feels too familiar, but then the book by Marina Keegan surprises you with how its handled.

Svante E. Cornell, a Caucasus expert at the School of Advanced International Studies at Johns Hopkins University, said this round of talks felt too familiar to give him much optimism.

Although there are times when this world of tight smiles, monstrous maternity and hovering camerawork can feel too familiar, Mr. Matthiesen has a way of consistently and gently upending expectations, sometimes with humor.

The marauding women conjure memories of early John Waters films, as does much of "Hey, Happy!" But the film feels too formulaic and too familiar to produce the transgressive thrills of early underground work.

For Red Sox fans, this latest turn feels all too familiar.

The sinking of the oil tanker, the Prestige, off the coast of Spain this week feels all too familiar to me.