Sentence examples for a little typical. from inspiring English sources

"Lately there has been a little typical sort of political flare-up because I said something that everybody knows is true," Mr. Obama said, "which is that there are a whole bunch of folks in small towns in Pennsylvania, in towns right here in Indiana, in my hometown in Illinois, who are bitter".

"Lately, there's been a little typical sort of political flare-up because I said something that everybody knows is true, which is that there are a whole bunch of folks in small towns... who are bitter".

Today thirsts have dried up a little: a typical Belgian now quaffs just 84 litres a year.The rise of AB InBev began in the halcyon years of the early 20th century.

As they sat on their cars, drinking beer and eating hot dogs and potato salad, his son-in-law, William Kotoff, seemed a little more typical of the split families who came to the first of two Mets-Yankees games yesterday.

The overall Pinajian exhibition is a little inconsistent, typical for an artistic narrative of personal discovery, but parts of the artist's work are memorable and worthy of recognition.

If relative brain size is any measure of intelligence, dromaeosaurs were just a little smarter than typical dinosaurs.

As such, the price point is a little higher than typical meal kits.

The $30 million second tranche of a Series A for healthcare startup Oscar, or the $122.5 million for shaving company Harry's, seem a little less… typical.

Verizon initially said in a FAQ that it would slow users' access speed down to 256Kbps, "a little faster than typical dial-up speed" for up to three days - but later deleted the information from its site.

Initially, I felt a little rejected (a typical feeling one gets when you have teenage kids).

Joshua, Colton, DeAndre, Heejun and Jeremy (with an emphasis on Joshua) then performed a tribute to the Bee Gees in memory of Robin Gibb, which was a little overdramatic, in typical Joshua fashion, but also heartfelt.