Sentence examples for more typically found from inspiring English sources

Indeed, extreme imams are more typically found in storefront mosques.

It is an unusual sight in the countryside; such homes on Guernsey are more typically found in a town setting.

Soon, the Journal not only broadened its definition of business news but began to encourage investigative reporting and the kind of narrative writing more typically found in magazines.

Equally inspired is the pork tenderloin served with migas, a peasant staple of fried bread crumbs and an emulsion of caramelized fruits more typically found in pastries.

The audience, mostly from Oregon, California and Washington State, exhibits a level of devotion and nerdiness more typically found among sports fans.

More than 14 years later, she still attracts autograph-seekers, even in a town where ice is more typically found in a tall glass of sweet tea.

In general, x-phi "takes the concerns with moral and conceptual issues that have so long been associated with philosophy and connects them with the use of systematic and well-controlled empirical investigations that one more typically finds in psychology" (Knobe et al. 2010, 157).

While the smart interface doesn't have some of the more advanced features typically found on more expensive TVs, it covers the basics and most people won't be missing much.

In some rsw4 meiocytes, the spindle was broader and more diffuse than typically found in wild-type meiocytes and spindle size at metaphase II was more variable than in the wild type (Fig. 4M).

Rather than turning off one or more genes to disable embryonic development, Grompe plans to force the donor cells to produce one or more transcription factors typically found only in embryonic stem cells.

The series, about New York City firefighters, includes frank dialog and sexual situations far more provocative than typically found on a series on basic cable.