Sentence examples for something typical from inspiring English sources
"Doing something typical is not really them".
"Something typical, racial, and distinctive is emerging in Negro art in America," she said.
In San Francisco, they bought something typical -- a four-bedroom Victorian house -- and remodeled the inside.
"It used to be like, 'A fight, all right, that's something typical,"' she said.
Not by happenstance do we say that something typical of our way of life is "as American as apple pie".
Give a little If you're staying at someone's house, bring a gift (maybe something typical from your own country).
Something simple, typical of your country".
It's not something a typical person would bring up.
"It feels eccentric and odd here in New York," he said from his open doorway, "like something more typical of Paris.
It's a shift you will either love or feel strangely annoyed about – something fairly typical of Molyneux's maverick, slightly twisted approach to game design.
This is apparently something very typical of Rickman, who according to Mirren was "very collegiate and collaborative" and "supportive of other actors always," something Radcliffe agreed with in his tribute which credited Rickman for treating him as a peer "rather than a child" on the set of Harry Potter.
