Sentence examples for maybe familiar from inspiring English sources

Hot on their heels -- and this bit is maybe familiar too -- was the developer David Walentas, whose Two Trees Management Company snatched up 11 buildings in Dumbo in 1981, and to whom is given the sometimes dubious, sometimes admiring credit for single-handedly carving out a commercial and residential neighborhood from the distinctive warehouse buildings at the edge of the East River.

Maybe rehashing familiar subjects means Klosterman need never leave his Google.

Maybe the familiar corporations-against-individuals dynamic ("They manufacture lifestyle; we live lives," as The Baffler, the alt-opinion journal, declared in 1993) is simply outdated.

Small and illegible, maybe, but familiar to United States authorities who often turn right to that page if they suspect a visitor has been in Cuba.

If Brooks and Perry were the best at Valhalla in 1996, maybe less familiar names will create another P.G.A. dogfight for Woods, who openly sighed in relief when his winning putt fell last year.

So it's not surprising to me that the use of personal loans – while maybe not familiar to some – has grown in recent years.

I'd try to get a couple tourists, a couple New Yorkers, you know, a mix of everybody--I'd have to pick random people, and maybe a familiar face if I'm not in the mood to talk to anybody.

If this awkward mix of male sensitivity and insensitivity — running product through your hair while pinching the bottom of a colleague — sounds familiar, maybe it's because it reflects (and perhaps shapes) a larger male ambiguity.

This time around, the Mayweather universe seems calmer, or maybe just more familiar.

But because his books are so familiar, maybe we don't look too closely at them.

His story is familiar, maybe one that could have been told by Isaac Bashevis Singer while typing away in his Speedo.