Sentence examples for is rather familiar from inspiring English sources
American culture is relatively little known in Russia, but American money is rather familiar".
They certainly did; going down is rather familiar on the Costa del Sol and anyway, another spelt it out: "Málaga smell of relegation".
The jokes don't often enough land squarely, especially in the second act, in which the characters have a lot of confession and anguish to get off their chests, and the talk of love and heartbreak is rather familiar.
The events should be rather familiar.
The 19-year-olds' names, you see, are rather familiar.
Dre Solo should be rather familiar.
The function spaces we use are rather familiar, and we adopt the notation of [15].
RIM thought the news big enough to temporarily ceased all trading activity, a move they're rather familiar with.
The appearance of the American grey squirrel in a Withington garden might well cause surprise, but the lady who reports it evidently knows this animal, which is rather larger than our familiar red squirrel, is grey in colour, and lacks ear-tufts.
As Palencia-Roth points out, the word used for devil here is rather than the more familiar.
In which case, the reassuringly familiar version of an independent Scottish state touted by Mr Salmond might turn out to be rather too familiar for comfort.
