Sentence examples for but were typical of from inspiring English sources

The views he espoused in this later phase of his life were a huge departure from his previous stances, but were typical of his unpredictability.

Those shows close on Sunday but are typical of the museum's special exhibitions.

Bush campaign officials, however, say this poll is not an attack on Mr. McCain but is typical of the sort of polling done to learn about issues and their opponents' possible weaknesses.

"We took the choreography that they gave us and put our own personalities into it; it could be something as silly as jazz hands at one point, which is not in the choreography but is typical of our personalities".

Twain's struggles with endings were in fact not idiosyncratic, but are typical of experimental writers.

The Country Wife is more neatly constructed than most Restoration comedies, but is typical of its time and place in having three sources and three plots.

This phenomenon does not occur in animal and algal cells with centriolar centrosomes, but is typical of anastral spindles of land plants (Schmit 2002; Brown et al. 2004; Brown and Lemmon 2007).

"But they were typical of what I had been seeing in Landstuhl".

But that's typical of the dual performing existence led by the many enterprising but struggling children's performers who operate below the radar around the nation.

But that was typical of Neil.

But that's typical of people who change the world.