Sentence examples for is absolutely typical from inspiring English sources

The combination of vast mythical ambition with a strict permutational form is absolutely typical of Stockhausen.

"So, you have the company that is absolutely typical of the entire American work force," Justice Alito said.

Tony Hall the current DG (since 2013), is absolutely typical: the son of a Birkenhead bank manager, he studied politics, philosophy and economics at Oxford.

I was going to have to get the tomatoes out of a can, and though the canned tomato is absolutely typical of my own terroir, I somehow felt that they would disapprove.

It is absolutely typical of the existing feudal political establishment that the report is not even mentioned in the agenda for the next meeting of the assembly on July 4th.

But it is absolutely typical of the Orange prize founder Kate Mosse to present the end of the 17-year sponsorship as a blessing in disguise – and to suggest, in the nicest possible way, that the literary grandees behind the award had in any case outgrown their relationship with the mobile phone company before it merged with T-Mobile and decided to refocus its sponsorship on film.

It's absolutely typical Lib Dem practice in byelections, totally unscrupulous.

Two were from the penalty spot, but two were absolutely typical of this man's indefatigable industry and his energy.

It's absolutely typical of a monopoly, particularly monopolies whose charges are not very visible to the customers who have to pay them".

He said Jackson's modus operandi was absolutely typical, and the fact that Wade and James only came to terms with what happened to them and understood it in its true context much later in life is also very typical.

Justice Samuel Alito seemed to suggest that Wal-Mart's employment profile was "absolutely typical of the entire American workforce," so if Wal-Mart was in violation of gender discrimination laws, then so was the entire retail industry.