Sentence examples for was too familiar from inspiring English sources
Ir was too familiar and too easy.
The approach was "too familiar and anesthetic," he once explained.
But the song itself felt static, as if its form was too familiar to inspire much drama.
But Mr. Bendjelloul, 34, the son of an Algerian doctor and a Swedish painter, soon concluded that "the reasons the South Africans didn't do anything about this story was that it was too familiar to them.
Although one might not really connect with Emma, is this not the most divine little portrait you've ever read: "But she was too familiar with the country: with the bleating of the flocks, with the dairy and the plough.
Jones never planned to go into acting: it was too familiar, a busman's holiday, and he'd seen how his father's career had driven him away from home for long periods, and left him unhappily housebound, unemployed, at others.
"The music is too familiar," she said.
Perhaps those comments are too familiar.
Those are too familiar and, to some people, alienating.
