Sentence examples for look rather familiar from inspiring English sources

Err, doesn't that guy look rather familiar?

Its all-glass front with curved edges, fingerprint sensor under the home button and bottom-mounted headphones port will all look rather familiar to iPhone 6s users.

Hollywood tends to make visitors from space look fairly unpleasant, but one theory explored in the program is that they may look rather familiar when they show up, because their planets were seeded by the same meteorites that pockmarked ours.

"He still hasn't found the solution," ran the text, which looked rather familiar.

A fellow customer told Mr. Bellow that he looked rather familiar, the story goes.

That curve looks rather familiar though — it's almost a bit Galaxy Nexus-y, a bit of ironic design minutia that probably didn't escape LG's design team.

But in fact, much of the work Fisher draws on for his "new" treatment — on Henry James's suppressed homosexuality or on Alice James's illness and her "Boston marriage" — is now very well established in James studies, and has a rather familiar look to it.

Those eyes inevitably look rather ordinary; sometimes they even seem familiar.

Indeed, a quick look at the past 30 years' newspaper archives shows some rather familiar stories.

Sure, if rather familiar.

Now things look rather different.