Sentence examples for kind typical from inspiring English sources

His mother was always nice to me; she was a kind, typical suburban mom as far as I remember.

But their relationship, as seen through the Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute's "Picasso Looks at Degas," isn't the tempestuous kind typical of blockbuster shows.

A neighbor described his mother as a "kind, typical suburban mom as far as I remember," and Lanza as "a super smart kid" who "disappeared".

Second, Mr Polly (who could have stepped from the pages of Dickens) is a "little man" of a kind typical of late Victorian and Edwardian England, a man painfully, even doggedly, liberating himself from an oppressive class-ridden society.

The idea is that the conception of a certain kind of person shapes both a widespread social response (e.g. one that exculpates and perhaps encourages kind-typical behaviors), while at the same time, the conception shapes individual "performances" of the behavior in question (by suggesting highly specific avenues of behavior).

He is kind of typical — extreme, but typical.

PETER SCHJELDAHL: It's kind of typical Surrealist sentiment.

With a young player, that's kind of typical".

"Rumsfeld is a kind of typical lightweight wrestler," a senior administration official said.

So, you know, seven out of a couple of a hundred, right, a few percent, kind of typical.

I have long since put aside a kind of typical "American" aversion to fat, salt and organ meats.