vaguely familiar

One of the men seemed vaguely familiar to the old man.

The voice on the other end of the line was vaguely familiar.

One looked vaguely familiar, but perhaps I had known her mother.

The face was vaguely familiar, but she could not place it.

She was vaguely familiar, he must've seen her here before.

But, as you say, there was something vaguely familiar about him.

Of course, he had only looked vaguely familiar in the picture.

The woman at the window looked vaguely familiar, but she could not quite place her.

Maybe she'd come across another picture of the student who had seemed vaguely familiar.

If the man looks vaguely familiar, that's because he is.

There was something vaguely familiar about It, but nothing clear.

This time it was a young man who seemed vaguely familiar.

Nobody seemed to know, though a few thought she looked vaguely familiar.

He was vaguely familiar, but none of us could place him right off.

What you're telling me is vaguely familiar. I must have read about it at some point.

Two of the men looked vaguely familiar, but traffic moved on before he could place them.

Once, on a return visit to the Earth he saw a face vaguely familiar.

She did not recognize the voice, although it was vaguely familiar.

Over on the center table sat a vaguely familiar object.

Because it seemed both out of place and vaguely familiar she pointed.

One of the men was armed, while the other looked vaguely familiar.

She looked vaguely familiar, sort of pretty in a thin, serious way.

His features looked vaguely familiar; yet I did not think we had ever met before.

As with any collection, some of the pieces sound vaguely familiar.

The voice on the other end seemed vaguely familiar to her tired mind, but she could not quite place it.