Sentence examples similar to that so typical from inspiring English sources

It dulls your over-firing pain receptors enough that you don't feel that awful "bruised sunburn" sensation that is so typical of fibromyalgia, and you'll actually be able to sleep without fifteen foam mattresses on your bed to reduce pressure on your pain spots.

"We're following that dark-corridor concept that's so typical of chic hotels," Mr. Pushelberg said.

Such rational patterning insures that you never get that feeling, so typical of the convention-center experience, of being lost in a wilderness designed by Kafka.

He immediately contrasted the unique set of skills that a former governor has to take over the nation's chief executive office and contrasted that to the "grand standing" that is so typical of US Senators.

Steve had a knack for names: he suggested we refer to the stability that seems so typical of the histories of nearly all species that have ever lived as "stasis".

In general, the performances have the clarity and precision that became so typical of Boulez's conducting, but without the expressive expansiveness that he went on to develop.

And that's so typical of Tony".

"That's so typical," Ms. Turner said.

That's so typical barefoot-and-pregnant for the South...

"That's so typical of men, to deny," he said.

"That's so typical of your attitude," Svetlana said.