In one of the more lucid passages Mr. Joyce appears to be discussing language: has any usual sort of ornery josser, flat-chested, fortyish, faintly flatulent and given to ratiocination....ever looked sufficiently longly at a quite everydaylooking stamped addressed envelope?
"He challenged us because my cancer patients at the general [hospital], even if they were poor recent immigrants, typically had a family or some usual sort of home to help with their care, but the early patients didn't have that," Volberding said.
Or take to the cool, cool waters on a Supperclub cruise - a far cry from the usual sort of canal tour, equipped, as it is, with DJ, performance artists, stellar food and lounge spaces - courtesy of the renowned Supperclub restaurant/nightclub.
If a feasibility study is a small randomised controlled trial, it need not have a primary outcome and the usual sort of power calculation is not normally undertaken.
The Usual Bond A Friend, Yes, But Not a Close One As lawyers for Mr. Torricelli described his relationship with Mr. Chang in interviews earlier this year, it was the usual sort of bond between a politician and a supporter.
It does not sell the usual sort of advertising, in which an advertiser places a display on a page and pays per thousand visitor "impressions" (views): it has perfected the more efficient genre of "pay-per-click" advertising.
In van Fraassen's story, a straightforward causal explanation of the usual sort of $S$ in terms of $H$ (although the object in question is a tower rather than a flagpole) is first offered.
Sadly, though, her advice is the usual sort of thing you'd expect from a celebrity: a bit useless.
MTV's "Legally Blonde the Musical: The Search for Elle Woods" — now there's a title to savor — presents us with the usual sort of reality-contest questions.
You can check-in to a location via their apps, get discounts, the usual sort of thing.
