Sentence examples for somehow familiar from inspiring English sources
That, I suggest, sounds somehow familiar.
The quality of her embarrassment was somehow familiar to him.
Think of a Martin Landau or a Tony Shalhoub: colorful and Old World, yet somehow familiar.
"This MO seems somehow familiar," mused Spratt, looking around for a sharp object and finding nothing.
THE heirloom tomato stew at Quince in Midtown has a haunting undertone, mysterious but somehow familiar.
Then the Voice of the Anonymous Coward let out a laugh that was both hearty and, now, somehow familiar.
The big room had a somehow-familiar aspect, which was more than just the memory of countless crime films, and after a minute or two it came to him: it looked exactly like a newspaper office.
And yet somehow so familiar was the setting that it all felt the same.
Her eyes were brown and somehow so familiar that it was as if I knew them from somewhere.
The wind brushes our cheek, a spectral shape somehow looks familiar and our agent detection goes into overdrive.
One recurring theme in conversion stories is that cultural forms which are, on the face of it, foreign to the convert somehow feel familiar, like a homecoming.
