Sentence examples for but also typical from inspiring English sources

It was a moment of individual magic, but also typical of United's gameplan.

His shutout in Vancouver was spectacular but also typical of how he keeps the Rangers in almost every game.

The experimental results validate that our scheme is not only robust against de-synchronization attack, but also typical signal manipulations and StirMark attack.

Robert E. Anderson, the Democrat on the Council and an architect, expressed skepticism about the plan, saying it was not only grandiose and inefficient, but also typical of the Greens' unrealistic approach to policy.

Maybe this culture is unusual and strange but also typical of a new way of working, and you should study that.' It was very much a comment in passing.

The contrast was stark but also typical of El Sistema, which was founded in 1975 but became widely known only in the last five years thanks in part to the meteoric rise of its most famous product, the conductor Gustavo Dudamel.

This was a manifestation of his concern for the economically underprivileged, but was also typical of his quixotic enthusiasms.

We chose these stocks for each different liquidity level as they represent very different industries, but are also typical of the TSX60 and the Canadian market.

Wang Yangming's (1472 1529) holistic response to the question of knowledge and action (Wang 1933: Xu Ai yinyan, 5) not only defines the entire ethical foundation of the epistemology of the School of Heart-Mind (Xin xue 心學) but is also typical of most similar philosophical precepts.

But it was also typical of Olmsted's peculiar charisma.

But provocation was also typical of art of the late 1970s and 1980s, as seen in work by performance artist Karen Finley and by Mapplethorpe's fellow photographers Serrano, Peter Hujar and Nan Goldin.