Sentence examples for so that typical from inspiring English sources

So that "typical" family wasn't typical at all.

And the imaginability puzzle is the puzzle of why, in certain cases, readers display a reluctance or inability to engage in some mandated act of imagining, so that typical invitations to make-believe are insufficient to bring about the requisite response on the part of the reader.

So, that's a typical day.

Another conservative group has run radio advertisements in Mr. Daschle's hometown, Aberdeen, S.D. -- with a media buy so heavy that typical listeners hear them two dozen times a week -- blaming him for blocking the president's plan to "extend unemployment benefits to those most affected by the Sept. 11 tragedy".

That feeling is so addictive that typical players spend 22 hours a week, or tens of thousands of total hours, playing the game.

This unique signature allows both for efficient tagging of neutron multiplicity events as well as rejection of random gamma backgrounds so effectively that typical low-background techniques are not required.

A lot like Twitter in the early days -- remember when everyone said, "I don't really care what you had for lunch!" OK, so that's typical of a new platform...and then everyone gets bored.

Similarly, a recent study of survivors of Hurricane Katrina in the US demonstrated that the hurricane-related trauma exposure was so pervasive that typical socio-economic and other demographic associations with PTSD were not observed [ 34].

Since 1962, Congress has extended copyright protection 11 times, so that the typical length of protection is now 95 years.

Shut-downs are now far less frequent, so that a typical station in America is now online 90% of the time, up from less than 50% in the 1970s.

Well, the Ponzi game will soon be over, thanks to changing demographics, so that the typical recipient henceforth will get only about as much as he or she put in (and today's young may well get less than they put in).