Sentence examples for quite typical of from inspiring English sources

"They're quite typical of senior artists.

This is quite typical of falling asleep.

Quite typical of him, in a sense.

It was quite typical of their brand of football.

And what you'll find, Terzopoulos says, is behavior quite typical of someone at a train station.

Still, he is quite typical of the Greens, which he joined in 1980.

This presentation of HRQL information is quite typical for trials of this sort (the trial was sponsored by the developer of alefacept).

It is quite typical for interpretations of state electoral law to be made after the election has been held.... Indeed, most disputes about the meaning of a law arise only after an event takes place whose significance under that law is contested.

The histopathology is quite typical for any type of eczema with a superficial perivascular inflammatory infiltrate consisting mainly of T lymphocytes.

The history of a retinal detachment is often quite typical, with the pull of the vitreous on part of the retina creating a sensation of brief flashes of light noticed by the person as the eye is moved.

The value is quite typical in previous studies of FFR.