Sentence examples for slightly too familiar from inspiring English sources
And perhaps it's Cojocaru's slightly too familiar dramatic tics.
The stripes were thematic but also slightly too familiar from Balenciaga, as though Ms. Jarrar had clicked on and dragged the idea from her previous employer.
As well as being slightly too familiar with frothy sitcoms, Prince is rumoured to be one of the headliners at Glastonbury this year.
This is a slightly too sweet, slightly too familiar holiday story complete with two Christmas-dinner scenes, one brave brother going off to the front and an inspiring speech that melts the hearts of a chamberful of grumpy Washington politicians.
It's slightly uncomfortable to watch, because it feels too familiar.
"Often it's silly, there's a slightly sniggering perspective that sometimes journalists take," he says, a man all too familiar with my writing, "rather than accepting that maybe there shouldn't be so many gender boundaries in fashion.
Not at all: They're too familiar, I'm too preoccupied with them, Even though the flesh is still willing — swaying Slightly at the table, nodding up and down To the memory of "Pale Blue Eyes".
Heartbreaking & too familiar.
An all too familiar tale.
Ir was too familiar and too easy.
