Sentence examples for is not usually given from inspiring English sources

Andy Robinson is not usually given to overlooking refereeing decisions that go against his side.

"It is an astonishing performance … Cumberbatch's Creature is unforgettable," says Michael Billington, who is not usually given to such hyperbole.

He is sometimes, like Odysseus, cunning and wise in counsel, but a hero is not usually given to much subtlety.

"The transformation unfolding in North America represents a potentially decisive shift in the history of energy," Rex W. Tillerson, the chairman and chief executive of Exxon Mobil, who is not usually given to hyperbole, said in a speech in Houston last month.

Localisation information, providing an indication of the location of any potential abnormalities, is not usually given.

They necessarily unite stationary and mobile functions – though this is not usually given room for in planning.

"I'm not usually given so much to say in movies," he drawled.

Other distributors, who might pay more, are not usually given a chance to bid.

Still, Mr. Kelley was among a small group of reporters allowed some leeway that was not usually given to others.

The struggles of a player ranked at 150, as Konta was at the start of the year, are not usually given much attention.

'When I was 10, I did something really dangerous, and I'm not usually given to doing dangerous things,' she says, her gaze wandering.