Sentence examples similar to are merely typical from inspiring English sources
Whether Mr. Perez's management ultimately was merely typical or something worse, the former consul general clearly became a lightning rod for the anger of Dominicans in New York.
Some cynics doubted his convictions, claiming they were merely typical of the fashionable views espoused in the intellectual leftist circles in which he mixed.
(That nearly half the participants are from East Asia is merely typical, part of a historical trend of the past two decades, as Taiwanese and Korean dancers have joined the Japanese as the world's most dedicated jammers, visiting New York for that purpose).
Their aides proposed purges at the highest level of the organization, but cynics said the mishaps were merely typical of the scandals and confusion that have plagued Athens ever since the Olympic Committee in 1997 awarded the 2004 Olympics to the ancient city and birthplace of the modern Games.
"Our new accounts are merely the latest examples of the typical Burson client," the spokesman explained, "whether it's the Nigerian military junta after the Biafran war, the Indonesian government after the slaughter of 200,000 East Timorese, the Argentine dictator who 'disappeared' 35,000 of his own people, or anti-environmental groups that support the destruction of the planet itself".
While managers are famous for not lasting long, they are merely high-profile representatives of a wider British labour market, where the typical new job lasts 15 months.
Bird droppings are merely gross.
