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Sentences using the word familiar. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use familiar in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for familiar.

• It was a familiar voice. (10)
• Your sentiments are familiar to me. (8)
• The ladies blew his familiar whistle. (10)
• There I passed a woman whose figure seemed familiar. (8)
• What I wanted was the familiar and every-day forms. (14)
• Society will never tolerate one who is familiar with boors. (10)
• He was familiar with her thrilled voice at a story of bravery. (10)
• I embrace the common; I sit at the feet of the familiar and the low . (9)
• A young man with a beard, whose face was familiar, was raising his hat. (8)
• March was more than ever impressed with something familiar in his face. (9)
• The familiar sensation of an abraded shin recalled his dazed faculties. (1)
• The next step was an easy one, that of making new verses to familiar airs. (3)
• Those familiar with the ladies enjoyed their sparring, which was frequent. (10)
• How can she find any appellation for them, deep enough in familiar vulgarity? (4)
• They reckoned not upon the familiar knowledge of the men with whom they dealt. (21)
• Nor could he find in familiar human faces the secret of intimacy of heretofore. (10)
• The old familiar country about the house lay still as if it knew no expectation. (10)
• But when he was close, the old familiar scent of her clothes suddenly affected him. (8)
• At least the affair went so deep that it estranged the aspect of his familiar studio. (9)
• In addition, Sir Willoughby abhorred the loss of a familiar face in his domestic circle. (10)
• Every detail of it was tiresomely familiar already, but the whole had a fresh interest now. (9)
• The old familiar boots, no longer in dignified isolation, were huddled in the single window. (8)
• The place with which she had felt so familiar a little while before was now utterly estranged. (9)
• Among younger men, =Hugo Kaun= is familiar to Americans because of his long sojourn in Milwaukee. (3)
• A haughty, a grand, or a too familiar manner, would have kept his eyes clearer on his true condition. (10)
• It was with an effort that he got the landscape close about his eyes, and remembered familiar places. (10)
• The man smiled up when she spoke, and did not smile when he spoke, and that again was familiar to him. (8)
• One look at her face suffices to convince one that she is familiar with every vice and with every crime. (12)
• Possibly his impressionable mind was half conscious of something familiar in its shambling, awkward gait. (1)
• Lowell was recurring to a familiar theme, and his intention plainly was to speak freely out of a full mind. (14)
• The Lady of the Water sidled her head, as to note a familiar voice; and then drew him to a looped aperture. (10)
• The rain cascaded upon the canvas in torrents, with the dull, drum-like sound familiar to dwellers in tents. (1)
• He had hitherto been free of it, regarding jealousy as a foreign devil, the accursed familiar of the vulgar. (10)
• She was in that mood, familiar to us all, when we long to be consoled and even flattered for having been silly. (9)
• With the circumstances of my escape to the island of Tamtonia the newspapers have made the world already familiar. (7)
• A wave of emotion and sentiment overcame me whenever I permitted myself to gaze at the familiar figure of the man. (21)
• Wonderful events, however true they are, must be attached to something common and familiar, to make them credible. (10)
• They were soon seated about a table, eating their oysters and spying over the large dining-room for familiar faces. (13)
• The horses were post; and neither the carriage, nor the livery of the servant who preceded it, were familiar to them. (4)
• Sagacious are they who conduct the individual on broad lines, over familiar tracks, under well-known characteristics. (10)
• He put his hand up to his moustache; but did not frizz and twist it in the old familiar way, he just pulled it downwards. (8)
• He was familiar with the myth of the Flying Dutchman, and found that the sailors on board his ship believed it implicitly. (3)
• She was not expected to faint, only she stood for the foreign Aminta more than for their familiar Browny in his presence. (10)
• He thought his appearance familiar and had at first no doubt of having given him the pass which had satisfied the sentinel. (1)
• It would go, if he fixed his mind on the familiar objects around, read the names on the shops, looked at the faces passing. (8)
• His round visage; and long, brown eyes, sliding about beneath their, brows, his cropped hair and short neck, seemed familiar. (8)
• Some of the things in it were not very familiar; he had spent lately a great deal on rugs, on stuffs, on Japanese bric-a-brac. (9)
• Shifting his position, his eyes fell upon some outbuildings which had an oddly familiar appearance, as if he had dreamed of them. (1)
• He longed for some familiar face to welcome him, and in the horse-car into which he stepped he was charmed to see an acquaintance. (9)
• It was confidently averred of him that he was familiar with the figure, face and method of almost every crook in the circus world. (21)
• One who cannot be curbed by reason may be curbed by fear, a familiar truth which lies at the foundation of all penological systems. (7)
• He had a manner of utterance quite in the tone of the familiar of the antechamber for proof of his knowing himself to be this person. (10)
• She wondered at herself too for thinking of resentment and disdain in relation to the familiar commonplaces of licenced impertinence. (10)
• In 1826, he went to Paris, the Mecca of all opera composers, with the design of making himself familiar with the conditions of Grand Opéra. (3)
• He was recurrently, but not insistently, desirous that you should try their strange magics when you were going to try the familiar medicines. (9)
• The sight of poverty, however, provokes familiar feelings in poor men, if you have not had occasion to show them you possess particular qualities. (10)
• Son of an organist, he soon grew familiar with the instrument, and gained further musical experience by playing in a theatre orchestra at Worcester. (3)
• Two, three, four blocks, they sped toward the lake, which curves eastward at this point, and as he ran the street became strangely familiar to him. (13)
• She looked ruefully out of the window at the familiar suburbs whisking out of sight, and the continental immensity that advanced devouringly upon her. (9)
• Suddenly there were a ringing rattle of musketry, the familiar hissing of bullets, and before us the interspaces of the forest were all blue with smoke. (7)
• Felix, familiar with the appearance of London police courts, noted the efforts that had been made to create resemblance to those models of administration. (8)
• A trained salesman familiar with values in the world of merchandise would consider this market one of the least exacting, most constant, and remunerative. (16)
• The young man who had got in, made another unintelligible joke in a rather high-pitched voice, which was somehow familiar, and again the gurgles broke forth. (8)
• Strange enough it was to see it showing houses regaining their solidity of the foregone day, instead of still fields, black hedges, familiar shapes of trees. (10)
• Agostino recited some mock verses, burlesquing the ordinary libretti, and provoked loud laughter from Carlo Ammiani, who was familiar enough with the run of their nonsense. (10)
• Concrete garden furniture, concrete pools, fountains, garden ornaments, tennis-courts, and other familiar adjuncts to the lawn about the house, are making themselves evident on all sides. (17)

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