Sentence examples for rather typically from inspiring English sources

When I asked Bellatin about such interpretations, he replied, rather typically, with a story that seemed to fuse fact and fiction.

Speaking of his birthplace, he once said, again rather typically: "Hunan is the home of philosophy, of yin and yang, of shamanistic culture.

Rather typically for this type, the swaggering Agamemnon worries that to relent would make him appear "soft"; but Odysseus, wily as he always is, argues that "softness" is nothing more than justice — nothing more than acting like a human being.

Ten years ago Lionel had a heart operation and was given a less than evens chance of surviving, so, rather typically, he held a party, telling his friends cheerfully that we were invited because we might not see him again.

Rather, typically some threshold set of actions is necessary to achieve the end; moreover the boundaries of this set are vague.

The detection of these cells is rather typically associated with autoimmune disease flares, for instance in multiple sclerosis and systemic lupus erythematosus [14], [21].

Competitors do not use roadkill, but rather animals typically found by the roadside.

Rather, what typically happens in women is a "diffuse overall thinning of the hair on top of the head," he explained.

And Republican lawmakers in Florida recently revised state law to allow ballots to be mailed wherever voters want, rather than typically to only their registered addresses.

Previous studies have shown that the effect of prevention programmes is rather low, typically about 15 20% [29, 30].

These findings highlight that it is the loss of reducing power rather than typically manipulated solventogenesis genes that dominates acetone formation.