sense of deja vu

The induced sense of deja vu actually seemed to help!

At the embassy, there is a sense of deja vu.

As Dana walked in, she had a sense of deja vu.

This picture may give investors a sense of deja vu.

There is a tragic sense of deja vu to this.

The conversation gave me an odd sense of deja vu.

"I'm having a sense of deja vu on this case."

Now, many here feel a nightmarish sense of deja vu.

The situation struck him with a sudden sense of deja vu.

This contributed to a more unexpected sense of deja vu.

That's why I had a sense of deja vu.

There was something about her, some eerie sense of deja vu he could not immediately place.

She had to admit that the sense of deja vu was a little uncomfortable.

I've got a strange sense of deja vu about this."

She read the two sentences, a sense of deja vu settling over her.

She felt a sense of deja vu when she looked into his eyes.

I focused on the sight with a curious sense of deja vu.

There was a sudden, eerie sense of deja vu about all this.

Her clear blue eyes met his and again he was struck by a profound sense of deja vu.

The sense of deja vu returned in full force.

But Matilda already has a curious sense of deja vu.

County residents may feel a sense of deja vu.

Revulsion washed over him, along with a sense of deja vu.

Such references often create a sense of deja vu.

As he looked around, he had a sudden sense of deja vu.