Sentence examples for being typical from inspiring English sources

UNTIL this month, the Gullen family loved being typical.

"As if being typical were something to strive for".

There are very few days even close to being typical or useful.

Americans may take three to five short trips a year, the long weekend being typical.

Around Baghdad, informal surveys suggest that residents have electricity 6 to 12 hours a day, with 8 hours being typical.

But Mr. Alarcón describes his "really wonderful childhood" as otherwise being typical for American suburbia in the 1980s.

Through the mid-20th century, the Windermere's residents became more working-class, with stenographers, dressmakers, waiters and plumbers being typical tenants.

It offers the double attraction of being typical by virtue of its shape and a rarity because of its early period, the fourth or fifth dynasty.

But that meant that I quickly encountered the strain of anti-Semitism in Eliot's early poetry and prose, a strain no less ugly for being typical of his conservative milieu.

While China's boldest intellectuals and dissidents often stand out for being flamboyantly atypical, Han excels at being typical, for allowing his fans to relate to him enough that the principles he espouses feel within reach.

Characters are caught in the act of their representativeness, their being typical – and they are relishing and exaggerating it, performing themselves to the nth degree, the men and the women too.