Sentence examples for getting too familiar from inspiring English sources

But the post-2008 trend is getting too familiar.

Most of the time, the transient nature of the business prevents you from getting too familiar with anyone.

[C14.] Getting Too Familiar at Airports Many female travelers do not like the new airport security procedures and intimate pat-downs.

you would change firms every year or two, for example, to stop anyone from getting too familiar.

When things get too familiar, you want to change everything and start from the beginning".

"It can all of a sudden come out of the blue, when I think they can realize they've gotten too familiar".

Michel Faber (novelist) Home editing I limit the number of times I play a piece of music so I don't get too familiar with it.

"It's always a good idea to keep changing your course so your body doesn't get too familiar with your workout.

When a magical place becomes not magical, it helps me realize that so many of the supposedly ordinary places in my life are also quite special, I've just gotten too familiar with them to notice.

She disapproves of Vladimir's bringing in firewood — haven't we been forbidden to get too familiar with people like this? — and thinks the strength of the German people is "inexhaustible".

Apart from his advice on wine, Story also has some listicles on women: "Don't, if you are in lodgings, get too familiar with your landlady's daughter, as she is probably more clever than you".