Sentence examples similar to more defined than typical from inspiring English sources
Some breeds, like Simmental, Brangus and Limousin, will often have a more defined dewlap than a typical Angus would.
I could no more define poetry than a terrier can define a rat (A. E. Housman).
In beta cells, the typical ISG 'ghosts' lacking a dense core were absent, the number of ISG[Halo+] was greatly reduced, and organelles and the entire cytoplasm were more compact and defined than their chemically fixed counterparts.
I think that's more exceptional than typical.
Still, Gordon remains more withdrawn than typical 7-year-olds.
"Typical parental feelings paired with high foresight imply more kids than typical parental feelings paired with moderate foresight," Caplan writes.
The interface is more inviting than typical survey questions.
Is there a word more challenging to define than love?
This might be considered nothing more than typical teenage preening, except that this dynamic went on to define Metallica for the next 30 years.
But interactive content generates more than typical lead records.
