Sentence examples similar to but perhaps typical from inspiring English sources

Such places are spectacular but not, perhaps, typical.

My own case is perhaps typical: I have written eight novels but I cannot stop writing short stories - something about the short form lures me back again and again.

JOHN ROBINSON is perhaps typical of online graduates.

With perhaps typical gusto it said: "We don't comment on nonsense".

Perhaps typical is his managing to get expelled from St Martins School of Art no fewer than three times.

Alsatia's descent into obscurity is perhaps typical for areas outside of traditional power structures.

The preoccupation with style and technique over content was, perhaps, typical of the end of a cultural phase.

Alan Liebman, a 56-year-old lawyer in New York, is perhaps typical of S.M.S. users in the United States.

His father, who died last year, was a businessman and a "failed poet" - "perhaps typical of second-generation wealth".

In perhaps typical collegiate fashion, nearly 700 poured in on the last day, 400 over the final hour.

It is perhaps typical of their luck that the odour of the day was a little stinker.