Sentence examples for indeed familiar from inspiring English sources

Most of the present objects were indeed familiar, so a low score on the familiarity scale might not be equivalent to the same rating performed with the line-drawn pictures.

The conditions are indeed familiar.

This is no feminist future, for it is indeed familiar.

"I can make myself see that certain letter groupings are indeed familiar words," Howard wrote to me, "but that comes only after I have stared at the page".

What followed was an example of something eerily familiar to anybody who experienced Mr. Hussein's years of power, indeed familiar to anybody who has studied totalitarian states like Stalin's Russia.

These are indeed familiar anti-intellectual currents.

Indeed, so familiar was this story that Star's claim that this was a WORLD EXCLUSIVE and ONLY IN STAR seemed improbably optimistic.

That ten-minute conclusion, the duet plus the undanced music, is what Prokofiev, at the insistence of the theatre administrators on whom his ballet depended, removed, and replaced with the great, weeping finale — in which Romeo and Juliet do indeed die — so familiar to us now.

Indeed the cliché is so familiar that one has to avoid the syllogistic trap and remind oneself that plenty of people who hate immigration are indeed bigots and xenophobes".

Indeed, the Kiwis are so familiar with Antarctic travellers that a customs officer in Auckland took one look at my declaration form and gave me a broad smile: "So you're heading to the Ice".Bleary-eyed, we reported to the airport at 0600 to don our cold weather gear and to pack all our personal items into two bright orange duffel bags.

They are, indeed, quite familiar with this identity crisis.