Meanings of disturbingly familiar in English

Iris begins to chant, in Aramaic I think-somethingcontaining disturbingly familiar names.

We drift past a memory that looks disturbingly familiar to me.

Pax's expression was disturbingly familiar, as Ellis had lived with it for almost two decades.

Something was disturbingly familiar about the scene.

It was also disturbingly familiar-looking, though it was shoulder-length and tied back with a blue silk ribbon.

Changed indeed it all was: yet Cally found it quite disturbingly familiar too....

Something was disturbingly familiar about her.

Why that smell, so disturbingly familiar?

The voice was somehow disturbingly familiar, as were the eyes, but I couldn't recall from where, and that worried me.

There was something disturbingly familiar about that blanket...

A video released on Tuesday showed Muhammad Musallam (20) wearing the disturbingly familiar orange jumpsuit of an Islamic State captive.

Chewbacca lumbered in carrying a large packing case filled with disturbingly familiar metal parts-theremains, in bronzed bits and pieces, of See-Threepio.

Yet in this strangeness Lilla found a disturbingly familiar quality, like an echo of something lost, a vague and diminished reapparition of an old ideal.

Desiderio called West's video "a tableau that was disturbingly familiar, rapturously beautiful and frighteningly uncanny," in an essay published Monday for W Magazine.