Sentence examples for especially typical from inspiring English sources

In fact, Nashville, with its ironic tone and rambling structure, was not especially typical of the projects Weintraub sponsored.

One of the characteristics typical of a bubble, and especially typical of the Internet bubble and Enron, is blinding arrogance.

Especially typical is the engaging eagerness he still showed as a cavalier in the Rose Adagio in this staging of "The Sleeping Beauty" by Peter Martins.

Distinct local styles and sharp breaks in ways of writing in different periods cannot, therefore, be looked for; characteristics that may be especially typical of one period emerge gradually and disappear equally slowly.

This is especially typical for infarction caused by venous occlusion.

Especially, typical automotive component markets require more strict standards in quality management.

Bufotoxin, a moderately potent poison secreted in the skin of many anuran amphibians, especially the typical toads (genus Bufo).

"The whole point of aperitivo is that you have it before dinner and drinking on an empty stomach generally leads to unpleasant circumstances (especially as typical aperitivo drinks are of the likes of the killer negroni).

Chelsea was behind, tempers were frayed, and the anti-Terry chants from the Q.P.R. fans were especially harsh (typical anti-Terry chants include references to the Perroncel affair, references to his mother's sex life and an incident when she was caught shoplifting, and references to an occasion in his father may or may not have offered to sell cocaine to an undercover reporter).

However, these platforms still use vendor-specific solutions, especially for typical cloud services such as scalable storage, which hinders portability.

Especially the typical downstream and sideline acoustic generations occur on a cone-like surface being wrapped around the end of the potential core.