Sentence examples for is as typical from inspiring English sources

"I make music," he replied with a directness that is as typical of him as it is paradoxical in this evasion.

"And now tell me, M. Matisse," the lady asked at the conclusion of the interview, "what new experiments are you engaged in?" With that craftsmanlike practicality that is as typical of the French artist as the restless compulsion to go on to something "new" is ingrained in the American, Matisse is supposed to have replied, "Experiments, Madame?

Mitt Romney has just come off a couple of rough news weeks in his quest for the presidency, but if Clyde Tennyson, 62, of Hampton, Va., is as typical of the baby boom generation as polling data seem to suggest, there is more bad news to come.

Repurposing is as typical to Berlin as experimentation, and the open-minded city has been welcoming to the Ausländer.

The pallor and the sunken cheeks and the consuming flame of gaiety are as typical as the inimitable voice.

His rapid rise was as typical for a Russian oligarch as is his deep dependence on Cyprus for offshore banking.

The journalist Murray Kempton said that this was as typical of the president's methods as was his refusal to go into Vietnam.

The policy of staying away from Chambers Bay was as typical for Kaymer as it was deliberate – designed, in essence, to avoid boredom.

Door-to-door car services, so women can work late comfortably, are as typical as spa visits.

A typical pattern is as follows.

A typical procedure is as follows.