Sentence examples for a more typical view from inspiring English sources

The latest recording of Hartmann's best-known work, the "Concerto Funèbre" for violin and strings (ECM New Series 1720), presents a more typical view of the composer.

His lovely summer mood piece, "Morning in the Garden at Vaucresson" (1923 and 1937), hung nearby, is a more typical intimist view.

These issues do not undermine the conclusions of this study (though see Ref. 10 for an alternative view), but they do raise the question of how likely its findings are to generalise to a more typical experience of viewing an election debate.

Dr. Minnis provided other satellite views of the area on a more typical day, Jan . 26 which show a broad area of clouds fringed by fading contrails.

But Italy is a more typical case.

A more typical music-hall story was that of Fred Barnes.

with a more typical payload of 10 lbs. per delivery.

A more typical length is 2.5 m.

Women demonstrate a more typical distribution.

This was a fairly typical view among German intellectuals.

Pissarro's painting is a very typical view of south London in 1871.