Sentence examples for very familiar about from inspiring English sources

There's something very familiar about Billy Elliot.

Something seemed very familiar about the way I now began feeling.

The photo researcher James Pomerantz e-mailed me later to say, "There was something very familiar about the cronut texture.

It took effort, but I remembered many of my classmates who were present, or at least felt something very familiar about them.

Agency: Twofifteen McCann Director: Henry Hobson Fans of The Wire will notice something very familiar about this gang of ham-fisted bank robbers.

And yet, despite the shockingly barbaric nature of what happened, some things were very familiar about Friday's attack centred on a chemical plant some 40km (25 miles) from the city centre.

Herzog interviews the movers and shakers of a now oft-told and very familiar story about the dawn of the internet age and its potential directions.

"There is something very familiar and personal about them that I find comforting.

Very familiar observations are made about the end of privacy and the shift from the heroic to the ironic in art.

And there, pollsters and political analysts say, voters are very familiar with Mrs. Clinton, while uncertain about Mr. Lazio, who remains something of an unknown quanity -- even to those who, by now, should be pledging their allegiance to him.

"I read it, and I just found it bizarrely moving in a way that felt very familiar, as though he knew something about my family, which he now does," said Ms. Hecht, who first worked with Mr. Greenberg on "The House in Town," in 2006.