Sentence examples for English type from inspiring English sources
He is, in other words, a boozer and an eccentric — an old-fashioned, classically English type.
Like most international students, I had my fair share of "when did you learn English" type of questions.
He did like the "English type" tellers' counter, open instead of protected by the usual metal grillwork.
Julius, I believe correctly, identifies Eliot's anti-Semitism as being of a very recognisable, almost quintessentially English type.
Methodist churches in the rest of Europe are derived from American Methodism, though they exhibit many similarities in spirituality to the English type.
These have encouraged a Babel of new typefaces in recent years, and yet when Apple launched its iPad last year, Baskerville - an 18th-century English type of unimpeachable elegance - was one of the five choices Apple made for its device.
There were plenty of English types out West too.
Mrs. W. and her son, Edward, were fine-grained, elegant, English types; Betty, the daughter, was made of coarser stuff.
The cast features an entire range of stuffy English types, including Peter Lawford as a dunderheaded young swell.
It's funny, well observed, rowdy, and his companions – played by Martin Freeman, Paddy Considine, Eddie Marsan and Nick Frost – are a plausible quartet of English types, square assholes refusing to accommodate this unwelcome Pegg.
It would also have shocked EM Forster, who in 1941 gave a talk for the BBC praising him for "his tartness, his acid humour, his honesty, his feeling for certain English types and certain kinds of English scenery".
