Sentence examples for more typically with from inspiring English sources

In the middle the serious fans behaved more typically, with fists pumping and voices raised.

Potpies filled with artichokes, potatoes, olives and cheese, or, more typically, with chicken, sport flaky peek-a-boo lattice tops.

Diverse molecular data sources support a close relationship between hexapods and crustaceans (collectively known as Tetraconata or Pancrustacea), either as sister taxa6, a result also favoured by some morphological evidence13,14, or more typically with hexapods nested within a paraphyletic Crustacea.

Traffic stops too are more typically associated with countries with notoriously corrupt police forces, where they are the pretext for a shakedown.

The fightback strategy outlined in Brighton this week combined two methods more typically associated with oppositions than with governments.

This can be at odds with goals more typically associated with immediate emergency response to populations' needs, central to humanitarian action [ 1].

Deciding to end my public association with an item more typically paired with a plate of crackers, I resolved to purchase the painting and retire it.

The film, now easy to track down on the Internet, is being discovered by a generation of adults in their 30s and 40s with a fervor more typically associated with locating a long-lost relative than a kiddie movie.

Postga et al. reported that false- negative cases with CE were more typically seen with upper small-bowel lesions [ 26].

A third of the patients with limbic encephalitis had sleep disorders, including six with insomnia, which are more typically associated with Morvan's syndrome.

Standing on a featureless and somewhat dusty plain, it has more in common with the hot flatlands to the south than with the snow-capped landscape more typically associated with Kurdistan.