Sentence examples for all too typical from inspiring English sources

It is not a special case but an all too typical example of what is happening elsewhere.

MEXICO CITY — The circumstances were all too typical in a drug war in which roadside ambushes involving armored sport utility vehicles are a staple.

She felt his appeal to crude nationalism all too "typical" and condemned him for having "introduced no phrase of constructive hope for a better society which renounces war".

Its attackers lacked decisiveness, or a killer instinct, at the crucial moments Chicharito, in an all too typical performance, flubbed two clear chances to score.

Here's the all too typical arc: When brother-owners first face a common enemy interest payments, ornery customers, feckless employees they tend to work in tireless harmony.

Here is an all too typical example.

It is also an all-too typical 1970s concrete monstrosity.

Palin is a real American all right, and all-too typical.

But Irwin's career was to prove of an all-too-typical English sort.

His presence drew a larger-than-usual crowd of 17,569 and an all-too-typical result in a 94-86 Nets loss.

"The all-too-typical M.B.A. response is that people can't be trusted, and they're not very smart, so why would you give them this information?" he said.