Sentence examples for I typically hear from inspiring English sources

Especially compared with the Simon Legree bosses I typically hear about: overdemanding and underappreciative.

I typically hear from VCs these days when they are either doing a big, growth capital round, a follow-on funding, an investment in concert with a syndicate or….

The questions I typically hear from my therapy patients, TV and radio fans, and online readers who are about to enter the empty nest years are: Do we still have things to talk about?

When I ask people in the U.S. whether they have heard of Sri Sri Ravi Shankar, the answer I typically hear is "not really, but it sounds familiar - wasn't there a sitar player with that name?" The sitar player is Ravi Shankar.

When someone highlights the fact that black unemployment has actually worsened under the Obama Administration while improving within the white community, the quickest reaction I typically hear is "He's president of all of America, not just black America," which appears to be an excuse for him not to do anything.

"I think you typically hear that being said about defensive guys, about the guys in the trenches.

Grander, I think, than what we typically hear from a presidential candidate of either party.

I told him that the media was used to the big hype we typically hear from Apple.

Q. Would I be better off investing in an startup company that is raising venture capital? A. You typically hear about the big winners.

In the "Eroica" Symphony Mr. Davis opted for slower tempos than you typically hear.

Regular grand juries typically hear various unrelated cases, and do not require special approval.