Sentence examples for by typically from inspiring English sources

The Welsh Assembly held a self-congratulatory function to mark the match in the banqueting hall of Cardiff Castle, and the occasion was marked by typically petty bureaucracy.

Further forward Teddy Sheringham, given a nod and a rest by Sven-Goran Eriksson midweek, pulled Tranmere's central defenders about by typically dropping off.

The painting is characterized by typically bright colours, heavy Titianesque figures, and complex architectural motifs derived from the work of Sebastiano Serlio.

In Robin Phillips's grossly over-praised production of "Long Day's Journey Into Night" (at London's Lyric Theatre), the power of Mary's final speech is undercut by typically clumsy direction.

Afflicted by typically English anxieties about his social class, he commits a series of atrocities, culminating in the incineration of a village church, with the local population locked inside.

Each loan has to be signed over several times, first by the originator, then by typically at least two other parties, before it gets to the trust, "endorsed" the same way you might endorse a check to another party.

The swings and curtain are framed and enriched by typically Hamiltonian strands that can seem random and strange until you start weaving them together as you move through the piece.

The young are fed by regurgitation, typically by both parents.

Seeds of sedges may arrive in new wetlands by dispersal, typically by birds.

In all the interviews, mothers reported having their maternity challenged by strangers, typically by white women.

The idea is already employed by industry, typically by covering surfaces with polymers to achieve hydrophobic effects.