Sentence examples for exactly typical of from inspiring English sources

This is not exactly typical of psychiatric patients, as the assigned costume name suggests.

Although Gustafson's turn-of-the-century house isn't exactly typical of Fernlund & Logan Architects' work, his studio is.

Though he is an institutional bond salesman for Fuji Securities in New York, his style is not exactly typical of Wall Street.

In the House Mr Nye joined the Blue Dog Democratic conservative coalition, though as a young star in the foreign service, working in the Balkans, Iraq and Afghanistan and fashioning a free-trade agreement with Singapore, his track record is not exactly typical of the group.

Fairchild is not exactly typical of American corporate performance, but, still, this case makes you wonder about the flood of insider takeover offers coming to the stock exchanges.

But Material Impact isn't exactly typical, both because of its founders, and because of its thesis, which stands out amid many other firms that seem to be chasing almost exactly the same opportunities.

Mr. Garfanji is believed to have hijacked a half-dozen ships and used millions of dollars in ransom money to build a small infantry division of several hundred men, 80 heavy machine guns and a fleet (a half dozen) of large trucks with antiaircraft guns — not exactly typical pirate gear of skiffs and grappling hooks.

No year is exactly typical, but this year half of the winning titles are by artists who live and work abroad, whose illustrations also suggest the range of possibility.

She expected at least a little backlash about the content of the course; graffiti isn't exactly typical Girl Scouts curriculum.

They aren't exactly typical, as Amazon has made many moves that are counter to the interests of independent booksellers.

The finite element method reproduces the known impedance of each material almost exactly for random errors typical of those found in many measurement environments.