Sentence examples for perhaps familiar from inspiring English sources

To older print readers the story was perhaps familiar, a recognisably August silly season tale, in which starved summer news hounds gorge on every detail of something unexpected.

What was discussed, and in what tone, is not matter of record and is perhaps familiar only to the two men.

In recent months, the spectacle of eating sushi from a woman's body — perhaps familiar to Americans from Samantha's escapades on "Sex and the City" — has been a source of both lurid fascination and ridicule here.

(It's a vision perhaps familiar to those of us who sometimes feel we'd be better off if our own gods, whose Mount Olympus is Capitol Hill, would all go away).

We are perhaps familiar with the ship's cat or the dog attired in a naval cap, but far more unusual animals could be found aboard the ships of the Royal Navy.

Then there is Jonny Benjamin, perhaps familiar to readers from Channel 4's The Stranger on the Bridge, which documented the time a man helped talk him down from jumping from Waterloo bridge.

Bloomsbury's scientific heritage is perhaps less familiar.

US critics, perhaps less familiar with some of the legislative revelations, have been among the warmest.

A legal no-man's land, perhaps, but familiar territory to anyone even casually acquainted with the Greek classics.

Authenticity, or perhaps something familiar and safe, as society retreats from the exposure of the cutting edge.

For in the darkness, above all perhaps in familiar or routine places, everything acquires a subtly different form or volume.