Sentence examples for weirdly familiar from inspiring English sources

That phrase sounds weirdly familiar.

The characters become weirdly familiar, too.

Either way, it's weirdly familiar.

In fact, she claims that Bombay Beach felt weirdly familiar.

Coupland's at first seemingly Op Art paintings are just black dots – abstract, weirdly familiar.

And a photograph of the Battery in the early 1930's seems weirdly familiar, not at all old.

Cramming this Trainspotting-ish takedown into just one minute apparently leaves no time to mention the thudding boredom, mortar-and-pestled knee cartilage and weirdly sore teeth familiar to any infrequent jogger.

In the Book Review, Jay McInerney called this "the funniest and smartest coming-of-age novel in years": "Kunkel has a masterly ear; Dwight's voice seems at once utterly familiar and weirdly original".

Radios are such familiar yet weirdly magical devices, and provided a deep well of gameplay mechanics, and in our game you use them to explore, talk, carve open portals, and more".

Celebrities may not be an actual master race – yet – but there is something weirdly jarring about seeing someone familiar from a thousand red-carpet photographs, walking down an ordinary high street full of the ordinary faces of ordinary lives.

Jump on a bus bound for New Jersey, which takes us down that turnpike, onto the familiar exit and into a now weirdly appealing fantasy world.