Sentence examples for so typical that from inspiring English sources

It seems so typical that Hooke should be hidden for centuries behind another genius.

"It was so typical, that it caught her off guard," he said.

Berger thought it was just so typical that he would be left with the assignment.

It's so typical that even someone who can realistically claim the title of "international sex symbol" can't escape technological enhancement.

Hardship and risk-taking, hopes and crushing disappointments have been part of Californian lives ever since, through booms and busts, euphorias and depressions.Indeed Mr Schuckman, one of hundreds of thousands who came to California during the Gold Rush, was so typical that he might have remained anonymous, had he not sired an impressive line of Californians.

It is an oddity of Downey's reputation as a celebrity addict that the extensive publicity surrounding it makes his uneven pattern of recovery seem both exceptionally dramatic and drastic, when it is actually so typical that you might hear a story like his in, say, approximately two out of any five A.A. meetings.

Yet the project suggests what is wrong with the public-private partnerships, so typical today, that made construction of the Time Warner Center possible.

Not so typical was something that didn't appear on the public schedule: notification to Congress that he intends to renew a nuclear cooperation agreement with China.

But it's so typical of her that no matter how bad the situation might be for her, she's looking out for other people".

This strategic approach to supplies is also highlighted by a focus on stable and deep relationships with few suppliers, so typical of companies that adopt a single sourcing strategy.

What was not so typical was that I'd dropped out of college fifteen years before, in 1995, after my freshman year at the University of Puget Sound, to learn about the world and become a writer.