Sentence examples for looks typical of from inspiring English sources

From the outside, it looks typical of the city, but inside, you see layers of warmth and of reflection".

Though it has fantastic and primitive tendencies, Gabritschewsky's art doesn't look typical of so-called Outsider Art.

The rest of the Top 10 looks typical.

And his human figures have that doe-eyed look typical of Japanese cartooning, but with elements of EC Segar, creator of Popeye, in there.

The new service from Tradeshift takes that process and gives it a modern look, typical of new services that add a degree of collaboration to the workflow.

In other words, he looked entirely typical of the kind of 21st-century hipster conformist who has adopted a wild-man-of-the-woods look even though he works in marketing and only leaves the city to attend music festivals.

The comment about Lessing's looks is typical of the open sexism that united MI5 and the Communist party.

The wild, rugged look is typical of the picturesque style that Olmsted admired during his early travels through English gardens, even if the ruggedness required careful planning.

It looks like typical centrist manipulation of the forces -- interest groups -- in order to make deals.

As the action figures and lunch-boxes are swept from shop shelves in the inevitable Star Wars and Spider-Man crazes, this pair of films might look like typical products of the mighty marketing machines that lie at the heart of today's media conglomerates.Yet, oddly, both were released by media groups that do not fit strictly inside the conglomerates' inner sanctum.

Even in a time of new normals, this looks pretty typical.