Sentence examples for not so atypical from inspiring English sources

The man is simply suffering from a not so atypical case of Y chromosome poisoning.

In a not-so-atypical example of intra-continental insult, she asserted that fully 25percentt of British men were gay, and she did not mean happy.

The profile of the 19 terrorists who carried out the Sept. 11 attacks -- many of whom were college-educated and from middle-class families -- may not be so atypical after all.

Therefore, hyperoxidation has been observed for typical 2-Cys and for 1-Cys Prdx, but not (so far) for atypical 2-Cys Prdx, possibly because the intramolecular disulfide formation is more rapid than for typical 2-Cys Prdx, which require intermolecular disulfide bond formation.

But the rigid structure of the story ballet, so atypical of the City Ballet repertory, was not an ideal setting for Ms. Ansanelli's expressive dynamism.

What's more, for all the imposed discipline of the old teams, as the hockey historian Paul Harder has written, "Soviet hockey succeeded not because it was an effective totalitarian institution, but because it was so atypical".

"Most of the kids who are at these schools are there not so much because they are gay, but because they are very gender atypical [not conforming to traditional stereotypes].

It is not so infrequent that a patient reports severe pain with a clear focus in/around the eye that looks like an atypical facial pain/persistent idiopathic facial pain.

Both Lynn and Richard recall the incident, precisely because it was so atypical.

Chris Taylor, Mashable "Why would Apple make an acquisition which is so atypical for Apple?

Indeed, it may be precisely because close Congressional races are so atypical that the exceptions get so much attention.