Sentence examples for is being typically from inspiring English sources

Mr. Allen, who made his debut as a theatrical director last year with "Writer's Block," his duo of comedic one-acts, is being typically coy about the premiere of "A Secondhand Memory," which he wrote and is to direct in the late fall.

Such process is being typically used for deposition of metal carbides embedded in hydrogenated carbon matrix.

Maybe he is being typically Finnish, and reserving the right to speak only when he really does have something to say.

Children are being typically paid £1.21 for tidying their bedroom, £1.24 for doing their homework, 78p for washing up – and £2 for "good behaviour", according to the website.

So, do people feel that I am being typically Pollyanna-ish and that self-publishers need far more of a foot in the door to show their real worth?

"I felt that, in that moment, he was being typically Donald, which is performing and shocking," Bush told the Reporter.

I have other attorneys working for me — it's been typically three — on an hourly basis.

Beavers are aquatic mammals, so they are are typically found in and around lakes, streams, and rivers.

Owing to the nature of these nanoscale sensors, the sample size from which the detection is being made is typically a microliter or smaller.

(When this strategy is being employed there is typically little or no interest in learning the required skill).

For extra complication, the well-being of the child-to-be is typically not independent of the interests of its mother.