Sample Sentences fordéjà vu (editor-reviewed)
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As she walked through the old town, she had a strong sense of déjà vu, as if she had been there before.déjà vu = the strange feeling of having lived the current moment before
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She asked if the complaints felt like déjà vu to others as well.déjà vu = things heard many times before
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Some scientists believe that déjà vu is caused by a glitch in the brain’s memory processing, while others think it may be related to past life experiences.déjà vu = the strange feeling of having lived the current moment before
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It was not deja vu, for at the time he had experienced no sensation of ever having seen a naked man in a tree at Snowden's funeral before. (source)
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Maya catches my eye, hers glimmering sneakily, and it's middle school déjà vu.† (source)
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A sudden sense of déjà vu overcame me.† (source)
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It was in the living room that the deja vu hit me, so strong it was almost frightening.† (source)
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She had a very powerful sense of déjà vu.† (source)
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She only came back when she felt like it, in dreams and lies and broken-down deja vu.† (source)
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I traded her the chalk for my staff, then had a horrible flash of déjà vu.† (source)
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Simon couldn't quite shake a feeling of deja vu.† (source)
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I just got the strongest déjà vu when you put your foot up there.† (source)
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A strong feeling of deja vu gripped me when I sat in the hallway, but not from anything I'd experienced before.† (source)
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A test I didn't know I was taking, he thought with a curious sense of déjà vu.† (source)
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This flutter of caution felt like deja vu, and I wondered if I had felt it before, if that hadn't been the very thing that spurred me forward.† (source)
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As the helicopter roared into the foggy air over England, time seemed to rewind and Ye experienced déjà vu.† (source)
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