Sentence examples for kind of familiar from inspiring English sources

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

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

It's a kind of familiar concept, and then Hogwarts is supposedly 1,000 years old, and we thought what buildings exist that are that old?

He left Time magazine last April to work for the Times, and that transfer creates a kind of familiar bureaucratic opportunity for delay.

That might sound kind of familiar, but Fiona Devine, a sociologist who helped devise the study, said, "It's what's in the middle which is really interesting and exciting".

San Bao and his friends experience moments of rapture, and their lives have a kind of familiar down-and-out urban glamour.

Much to my surprise, the song I couldn't get out of my head the morning after was Candidate, a kind-of familiar tune with an imitable guitar surge that you never heard until he wrote it.

"It's definitely a young adult novel because the love story is between teenagers and it draws on all kinds of familiar literary conventions in children's books.

He said it was the kind of mess familiar from his younger days.

Two years after its inauguration, it is facing the kind of problem familiar to the United Nations: stingy members.

Meanwhile, the companies are enjoying the kind of growth familiar to Internet start-ups, and the perks as well.