Sentence examples for woefully familiar from inspiring English sources

But this sounds woefully familiar.

AT FIRST sight, it sounds woefully familiar.

I understand the question, for the report's narrative was woefully familiar.

Then Mr. Billingham begins demolishing the impact of his premise with woefully familiar elements.

When television commercials sample classical music, they tend to recycle a few woefully familiar pieces: the Pachelbel Canon, "Carmina Burana," "La donna è mobile," the "Ode to Joy".

Its second scene presents us with a woefully familiar sight: A politician, at a news conference, is awkwardly apologizing for sexual misconduct while his wife stands stonily beside him.

So like a fairground mirror, Middletown gave America an image of itself that was both familiar and woefully distorted – an image that the American commentariat preferred to reality.

Telephones are a familiar but woefully underdeveloped technology, Reback says.

It's a cheeky nod to a scenario familiar to most women: a bombastic but woefully under-informed man who is convinced of how much smarter he is than you.

From there, a scenario that's becoming all too familiar in Portland began to play out: woefully outgunned and outflanked antifa protesters facing off with law enforcement.

From there, a scenario that's becoming all too familiar in Portland began to play out: woefully outgunned and outflanked Antifa protesters facing off with law enforcement.