Sentence examples for not especially typical from inspiring English sources
In fact, Nashville, with its ironic tone and rambling structure, was not especially typical of the projects Weintraub sponsored.
The novice runners in the new study were not especially economical at first, as is typical of new runners.
This was a typical Smith innings, not especially pretty, but mighty effective.
But in the real-life lounge one day last week, the discussions were not especially pungent, though the Mamet-like dialogue was typical of an average teacher's day.
Heike Drechsler of Germany won the event in what has become a typical Sydney performance: not record-breaking, not especially beautiful.
For instance, we did not especially select persons with alcohol problems; they were just typical for TB patients.
As a typical liberal non-smoker, my response to the legalization question has always been "sure, why not?" Especially if it could help fix California's budget problems.
The typical limousine -- and that would be a Lincoln Town Car, cut in half and stretched with panels four to ten feet long -- is not especially showy.
Not especially, she answered.
"Not especially," he says.
