Sentence examples for kind familiar from inspiring English sources

It was supposed to be a brief exchange of the kind familiar to any parent: say hello and fetch your child.

But we also hear a lot of trite background music, alternately bouncy and ominous, the kind familiar to fans of "Monk" or "Murder, She Wrote".

For now, it's pleasing to hear Woods reading copy of the kind familiar to all podcast listeners, in a short listener-survey promo with Radiotopia's Julie Shapiro.

… In retrospect, I ask myself, 'Geez, did I lose myself that totally?'" Some of her guilt was the ordinary kind, familiar to any working woman.

Ms. Barrington's emotionally measured writing and Ms. Azara's simple emblems of handprints and footprints, of a kind familiar from Tibetan Buddhist paintings, are well matched.

There may once have been living organisms on Mars (and there may be life on the moons of Jupiter and Saturn) but there are no "Martians" of the kind familiar from science fiction.

The less-familiar songs were, actually, kind of familiar.

Soldiers often carry this burden home — survivor guilt being perhaps the kind most familiar to us.

The kind most familiar in the West was not manufactured until the Yuan dynasty (1279 1368 ce).

"It's a Nashville staple, so we do a riff on that so it's kind of familiar to people.

The emotional support of family members and friends — kind, calm, familiar and solid — is crucial, small-business owners agreed.