Sentence examples for sound typical from inspiring English sources

Their populist cultural complaints might sound typical of the bluster that seems to happen naturally wherever Islamist parties collide with a secularist state.

Throughout the weekend, Bridgestones of all sizes zipped around the track's infield, leaving behind wisps of exhaust smoke and the ring-ding sound typical of two-stroke engines.

Aśoka's eastern dialect, from the Magadha country, shows an s sound for Old Indo-Aryan ś, ṣ, s rather than the ś sound typical of literary Māgadhī.

Most of the efforts in the recent literature are addressed to the improvement of turbine design and efficiency by taking advantage of the low enthalpy drops while dealing with the large volume flow ratios across the expansion process and low speed of sound typical of high molecular weight fluids.

This may sound typical, but there's more to my situation: both of my parents are ill.

"Usually I've got a very elegant, big, chorused, echoed, beautiful guitar sound, typical of The Police.

It sounds typical of him.

Due to their small size, heteropterans cannot produce the conspicuous sounds typical of katydids, crickets, and cicadas.

Andrew Jarecki, a producer of the film and an executive producer of the television show, said Te'o's experience sounded typical.

Some of her demands sounded typical of a highpowered, if high-strung, boss — one story involves an employee being chided for affixing a document with a pink paper clip rather than a regular silver one.

But the string timbres were not unlike what one might hear in a standard contemporary quartet performance, and in the absence of the swishing rhythmic sounds typical of hip-hop, it was difficult to tell what the turntable performance added.