Sentence examples for may seem typical from inspiring English sources

In London as a whole, surprising as it may seem, typical property values have now reached 8% above their 2007 peak.

This snippet, from an episode of "All My Children," may seem typical of overwrought soap opera dialogue, but it points to a broader phenomenon: the growing representation of the hedge fund in popular culture.

The industry may not seem typical of the China story, because it has more to do with American exports than Chinese imports.

Reinstoff's unusual approach may not seem typical of Berlin, but the head chef, Daniel Achilles, again, blends local produce with international flavors.

Cameron is a paradox: in outward appearance, this home-counties public schoolboy may seem the typical ruling-class Conservative.

This may seem like typical behavior for a bloated corporation, but to a mind sharpened by the wisdom of Sun Tzu, it represents an opening.

This may seem like typical behaviour for a bloated corporation, but to a mind sharpened by the wisdom of Sun Tzu, it represents an opening.

The Muldoons, of West Caldwell, N.J., seem typical.

My story about suicide might not seem typical.

His love-affair with Mr Bush may seem particularly intense (typical date: dinner at the White House to watch a film about the Cuban missile crisis; typical present from George: naming the Justice Department after Robert Kennedy).

Though he may seem like your typical troublesome third grader, Eric is actually very sensitive and ingenious at times.