Sentence examples for some typically from inspiring English sources

He shared some typically controversial views on class and race.

It seems to be some typically Scandinavian attempt to be politically correct.

Yet even some typically hawkish Republicans are balking at intervening in Syria.

The Jazz Section man said the struggle with the Government had some typically Czech elements.

However, what was supposed to be retribution was undermined by some typically atrocious defending.

Murray dropped his serve upon the resumption, but broke back immediately with some typically attacking play.

Ford was bold on his first start for England, attacking the line and shrugging off some typically bone-jarring hits.

Though there is some typically wooden, early-sound acting in the foreground, Walsh's backgrounds, fully animated by a huge cast of extras, seem to extend for miles.

The demons still linger, but the best way for Sydney to prove they are out for redemption is with some typically hard-nosed NAB Challenge performances.

Jacques Burger made a number of thumping hits, one visibly hurting Bakkies Botha, and Billy Vunipola made some typically robust challenges.

After some typically excruciating struggles with its now former major label, Elektra, Nada Surf released its second album, "The Proximity Effect," last summer in the United States.