Sentence examples for a really typical from inspiring English sources

It has excellent local wines (ask for pinot bianco from Friuli for a really typical taste of the region, €3) and a show-stopping cheese and meat cold plate, €15.

They are not items needed on the journey, but the Web site www.guesswhatIbroughtyou.com is a cyberequivalent of the airport stores catering to desperate shoppers who have failed to buy a souvenir really typical of the place.

"Unfortunately, Nicoll's case has been really typical," Olga Tomchin, a fellow at the Transgender Law Center, told The Huffington Post.

There is nothing really typical about a pedophile or any stereotypes on what they look like.

It's a really bleak story, but it was something really typical for Belgian music from that era; an angst of old industry closing down, and the poverty and unemployment it brings.

"[The French] don't appreciate in conversation a kind of positive, sunny exuberance that's really typical of Americans and that we really value," Barlow explained.

Some friends of mine who do drag have this really typical Viennese woman character; they love taking a walk on Sundays, visiting the castle – very classy.

"This is really typical of lots of tropical forest," said Dr. Schnitzer, a biologist at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee and an associate of the Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute, which is based in Panama City and operates a field station here, about halfway across the isthmus.

They got the really typical German sound.

But no town is really typical, staff members say.

We've invested a lot in developing the company's culture and have our own people development programme, which isn't really typical of many agencies.