Sentence examples for colonial type from inspiring English sources

Mr. Jobs is not, apparently, a Spanish Colonial type of guy.

The gin-soaked colonial type is a fixture of English fiction.

High concentration of microcystins in the blooms was always associated with two Microcystis colonies, Microcystis flos-aquae and Microcystis aeruginosa, whereas when Microcystis wesenbergii was the dominant colonial type, the toxin production of the blooms was low.

This allows testing the hypotheses relating the prevalence of endosymbionts to the colonial type.

Of course, we all know Ross as the real-life "huntin' shootin' fishin' colonial type" (Ghosh's words, not mine) and researcher awarded a 1902 Nobel Prize for decrypting malaria's life cycle in mosquitoes.

The Africans, he adds wryly, may or may not be ready for independence; these colonial types are certainly not.

Swoboda's sensitive portraits are matched by witty west African carvings of British visitors and colonial types.

In South Africa and Botswana, I now realise, the guides I've had – colonial types in the great white hunter mould – were competent but unexceptional.

Have decades of murder, rectitude, David Soul cameos, pre-war pocketwatches and rostrum shots of bludgeoned colonial types in blood-spattered plus fours finally taken their toll on his famously exacting little grey cells?

One was a blustering ex-colonial type, the other a genial old buffer.

The basic premise – a colonial-type cultural encounter in one of the few non-European countries that fended off the colonial powers – is a good one.