Sentence examples for only too familiar from inspiring English sources

It is something that many women working in tech are only too familiar with.

We are all only too familiar with the phenomenon of offically arranged obliviion for people & whole historical movements.

It is a reality only too familiar to John Mackey, the co-founder and chief executive of Whole Foods Market.

That special place in hell was only too familiar; it looks pretty much like where we are now.

We are only too familiar with the mainstream's difficulty in celebrating difference (when it's not being entirely destructive to it).

My invented teacher has a profound love for the piano but is only too familiar with what parents require: grades, grades, grades – plus showing off to the neighbours.

They are just too familiar, and too depressing.

After an unhappy stint as an account executive in advertising, he bummed his way through Europe and North Africa for a year and, in 1972, landed in a now only-too-familiar place: Kabul, Afghanistan.

Bleak, but all too familiar.

I considered Paris, which wants only for innovation, not for transcendence, but it seemed too familiar.

Reading Twelve Angry Men made me angry, not because the subject matter was brand new to me, but because it was far too familiar -- not only as a black man, but also as a human rights advocate who worked with police brutality victims and their families back in the 1990s and decided to go to law school as a result.