Sentence examples for seemingly familiar from inspiring English sources

Elliot Rodger's California shooting spree last weekend was at first, for many, a seemingly familiar episode.

This is great television with terrific performances, that manages to cast a seemingly familiar affair in a new perspective.

The planning in New York City for today's commemoration of the 2001 terror attack had become a seemingly familiar standoff.

The Sopranos, on the other hand, takes a seemingly familiar world and seeks to subvert it from within.

"I love Shariah," Mr. Oumar said the other day, behind a table laden with gadgets with seemingly familiar names like "Suny" tape recorders and "Naiwa" radios.

"Read through the rise of Las Vegas, the seemingly familiar story of organized crime and corruption in America takes on new implications," Mr. Morris and Ms. Denton write.

Three steps to saving the species Tell the average person about the illicit eel trade, and the response is often "but why eel?" The assumption is that this seemingly bland, familiar fish can't possibly warrant such desire and demand that it sparks a blackmarket trade.

Unlike other genre forms bio-pics seemingly share no familiar iconography, codes or conventions.

The use of colour in his images added a sense of joy and vibrancy to familiar, seemingly mundane moments of everyday life.

Others already talk of switching back to the more familiar, though seemingly rudderless, Liberal Democrats.

For inside their seemingly charmed circle some familiar generational tensions reign.