Sentence examples for too familiar for from inspiring English sources
This terrain is far too familiar for a transformative ramble.
It was all too familiar for the Mets.
The feeling was all too familiar for Cardiff City.
EDVARD MUNCH may be just too familiar for his own good.
Merging first names to make Frangela is too familiar for leaders who barely know each other.
Stories like T's and the fear they generate are becoming all too familiar for those with family back in Michoacán.
It's all too familiar territory for me as a diversity and leadership researcher for more than 15 years, and current dean of a highly regarded business college at a major university.
Sinfield's only miss actually set up one of Hull's most dangerous attacks, with Rankin sprinting 60 metres upfield only for the move to quickly peter out in all too familiar fashion for the error-prone home side.
This is an all too familiar condition for Liao, who has been in and out of jail for his fearless insistence on speaking freely for himself and for many of his countrymen since the late 1980s, when he was locked away for four years for reciting his poem "Massacre".
A bit too familiar perhaps, for someone who is running out of new challenges in a record-breaking career.
The story of the persecution of the Jews over many centuries is only too familiar, though for generations they practiced nonviolence toward their persecutors.
