Sentence examples for may feel familiar from inspiring English sources

All that may feel familiar.

The album title may feel familiar, but the well-known phrases are 'lost and found' and 'safe and sound'.

This may seem like a ridiculous notion, but for any one of the over 100,000 university students in the UK with dyslexia, this scenario may feel familiar.

Anyone who has suffered under the Atkins regime may feel familiar with the faintly hucksterish, overly-helpful tone of Gladwell's introduction.

The contemptuous attitude to women's privacy may feel familiar to those who have followed the debate about compulsory, medically unnecessary ultrasound scans for women seeking abortions in Virginia.

So The Freemaker Adventures may feel familiar, but it's unlikely to feel like an exhaustive addition on top of the already popular Star Wars Rebels and Star Wars: The Clone Wars animated series.

Despite developing sophisticated maths and geometry, the ancient Greeks had no symbol for zero, for instance, showing that while the concept zero may now feel familiar, it is not an obvious one.

The cozy seating and well spiced variations of entrees and curries presented before you is somewhat unique in a city that has many offerings, many of which excellent as they may be, feel familiar.

While the pressed tin ceilings, weathered wood floors and mismatched fixtures at the Pines, a new restaurant in Gowanus, Brooklyn, may look and feel familiar, there's one thing that doesn't ring a bell: the food.

This, in turn, may make them feel familiar with real workplaces, confident in handling the type of patients commonly found in MOPH health facilities, and able to seek professional peer support in the future [ 28].

Zingers about zombie formalism, post-post-Internet art, and speculative collectors may feel very familiar, but some critiques bear repeating.