Sentence examples for more typically a from inspiring English sources

More typically, a general carries a pistol.

"It is more typically a form of political protest at the same time.

Stir-frying is more typically a Chinese technique, and some of the ingredients, like chili paste, are also Chinese.

The garden is sheltered from harsh weather; wear and tear, and replacement, is more typically a consequence of people touching the plants to see if they are real.

More typically a violin showpiece, the "Meditation" sings sweetly in the cello's range, and Lutz Rath gave it a shapely reading.

Millions of us have at least one, or, more typically, a bulging wallet-full of loyalty cards from supermarkets and other retailers.

Programmers earn an average of £52,500 across the UK and more typically an average of £72,500 in London.

Staff overhauls are common when new F.B.I. directors take office, but the president's combative relationships with the bureau and the Justice Department have added commotion and unpredictability to what is more typically an orderly process.

In the early morning and evening that person would be more typically using a machine in a home on an ISP's network and subnet.

At a time when careers more typically last a few years at most, Mr. Elliott's durability is impressive.

In addition, children may behave more typically in a child care setting than at a medical practice, since children often visit child care on a regular basis [ 24].