Sentence examples for fairly typically from inspiring English sources

Miss T's class, fairly typically, had students from 15 different mother countries.

"Camcorders and the internet have stolen our sense of shame, and soon the inhibited will be a minority," argued Cosmo Landesman, fairly typically, in the Sunday Times.

In Croydon, fairly typically, there have been job losses including, laments Tony Newman, leader of the council, to cherished road-safety staff, known as lollipop ladies.

Their only previous meeting came on the red clay in Monte Carlo four years ago – Kohlschreiber won 6-2, 6-1 (before, fairly typically, going out to David Ferrer in the quarters).

Fairly typically, though, the BBC sought to give this monarchist fodder a journalistic spin, interleaving scenes from the Oval Office with the progress of the Guardian's legal campaign to force the release of letters to government ministers from the Prince of Wales.. But, although generally attempting more context, the BBC1 news also felt in some ways more populist than its ITN equivalent.

I feel blessed to have fairly typically self-absorbed 5-year-olds who have no idea about the war or that Mommy hasn't been able to sleep a lot because of the sounds of bombs not too far from her hotel room in Gaza.

Advertorial content is made fairly clear, typically with a banner spelling out the partnership.

Wrong-way driving, while fairly rare, typically has serious consequences.

These clusters are fairly loose, typically ≥20 30 cM (1 cM roughly equates to a 1% recombination rate, with the physical distance varying depending on the species in question – in human beings and mice, in a standard design, 1 cM is ~1 Mb; in chickens, 1 cM is ~350 kb).

But in some sense, his bounce has been fairly ordinary; conventions typically do produce bounces.

"Plus, employer plans are typically fairly generous," said Lynn Quincy, a senior policy analyst at Consumers Union.