Sentence examples for remarkably familiar with from inspiring English sources

I remember, also, that, as a people, Americans are remarkably familiar with all facts which make in in their own favor.

He seemed on remarkably familiar terms with the girl.

For Energy Conversion Devices, a small materials firm in Rochester Hills, Mich., 2003 is a year with a remarkably familiar ring to it.

Named the Overseer, and sporting a front-page layout that may feel remarkably familiar to Observer readers, the publication led with the headline "Scientists are still struggling to understand deadly fungus".

And so, in the end, the contemporary reader is likely to come away from this ostensibly archaic epic with the sense of something remarkably familiar, even contemporary.

Posen quickly recognized that the data looked remarkably familiar.

And you know what, it all feels remarkably familiar.

This stage looks remarkably familiar; we may be already there.

The nameless "other" becomes the identifiable "I"; the unimaginably different becomes remarkably familiar.

Still, some details in reports appear remarkably familiar to a modern reader.

All of this sounds remarkably familiar.