Sentence examples for not very typical from inspiring English sources

We're not very typical showbiz," she confesses.

"Except for a very few rare cases, this is not very typical in ancient Maya architecture".

Finally, lest we forget: 1988 Republican hopeful Pete du Pont, known to his not very typical family and the winger foundations he helps fund as Pierre S. du Pont IV.

Although Springfield itself is fairly moderate — as is the Champaign-Urbana area up Interstate 72, where the University of Illinois is located — these communities are not very typical of the region.

It's not very typical, I know.

I am 5'9", 160lbs., something not very typical within the international rowing community.

"This guy walks in, in a Hawaiian print top and Hawaiian print shorts, which is not a very typical Williamsburg look, and he says, 'Hi, we're new here, we're looking for friends,' " she said.

"So Warhol completely flips it to the other side of the coin by depicting the most-wanted men of New York City—felons, drug dealers, the downtrodden and that's not a very typical thing.

He also argued that it made sense to not count the museum's first six weeks because "they were still very experimental days and not really typical for operation".

Gas mileage, while not very good, is typical of the class, with the V-8 rated at 14 m.p.g in town and 18 on the highway.

These complications arguably are not comparable to the complications typical for the other included procedures which are not very different than the typical risk of out patient orthopedic surgery.