Sentence examples for she is typically from inspiring English sources

I don't think she is typically Asian.

(She is typically accompanied by Andy Samberg, the comic actor, whom she married in 2013).

After a woman has surgery for breast cancer, she is typically given a long list of don'ts.

She is typically abandoned by her husband and forced to live by herself on the edge of her village.

Ribas, the choreographer with the "seismic sense," said she is typically one of the only women at tech conferences.

In America, when a woman goes to her gynecologist, she is typically given a pelvic exam whether or not she has symptoms or concerns that might warrant one.

Still, she was typically cheerful.

She was typically open about her childhood, declaring "my dad sold Pepsi-Cola".

Of her first princess role, Hoffman said, "At first, I was amazed at how ill suited I seemed to it" — she's typically cast as the sourpuss second banana — but she promised "that special brand of Jackie Hoffman misery".

Margaret Hodge, MP, redoubtable chair of the Public Accounts Committee, never minces her words and this week she was typically blunt in saying the Department for Work and Pensions is on the verge of meltdown as it struggles to implement huge welfare changes.

Asked directly if this feather in her cap increased her chances of becoming prime minister she was typically blunt: "Well I have done my job, and now we get on with the rest of our Home Office work.