Sentence examples for more typically of from inspiring English sources

There's also, more typically of Bollywood dramas, ample showboating, stand-and-deliver acting and goofy bits of business.

He does make small-group jazz that's more typically of this moment, and you can hear that on an album that came out last year, "Whirling Mantis".

Summit wrote "Manual, oral and anal containment of the penis are the "normal" activities of incestuous intercourse, as they are also for the more typically out of family sexual assault of boys" [ 27].

Someone hearing one of these pieces (more typically, part of one of these pieces) for the first time may be grabbed and moved to explore the original work complete, and eventually others, too.

These along with the pore scale observations confirm that trapped saturations will be at least 10% and more typically 30% of the pore volume of the rock, stable against subsequent displacement by brine and characteristic of water-wet systems.

and more typically made of foam, this little wonder of engineering performs three services it keeps your beverage cold, fingers warm and a ring off the coffee table.

And the district has gone from 42 percent Republican and 26percentt Democrat to a more modest and more typically representative of the state Republican advantage of 34-33.

Yet far from being the shivering, uncomplaining veterans of Tory spin, its members more typically came of age in the easy-living 1960s.

It is important to note that this departs from the way teachers more typically think of "expectations", that is, as an explicit expression of standards used to direct and inform the behavior of others.

Most of these hyperechoic malignant lesions present other characteristics that are more typically suggestive of malignancy such as posterior shadowing, a more vertical axis or irregular margins that help to guide the diagnosis.

More typically, remnants of the food-processing operations are shipped off to the nation's feedlots.