Sentence examples for really typical from inspiring English sources
They got the really typical German sound.
But no town is really typical, staff members say.
The valley is steep, and usually running with rain, and some say you can't sleep, in really typical weather, for the noise of snails crawling under low bridges.
We've invested a lot in developing the company's culture and have our own people development programme, which isn't really typical of many agencies.
Some friends of mine who do drag have this really typical Viennese woman character; they love taking a walk on Sundays, visiting the castle – very classy.
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".
These particular styles, however, are not really as typical of the period as the less distinctive plain hands in which the majority of the manuscripts are written, at least in the 11th and 12th centuries.
Is he really a typical coach any longer?
"Make sure you mention he's really not typical".
No, this is not really your typical England squad.
"There isn't really a typical school trip," says headteacher Alison Ewins.
