Sentence examples for the more typically from inspiring English sources

Others are from the more typically German Riesling variety.

Throughout the piece — even in the more typically easygoing Andante — a pervasively restless current kept the work slightly on edge.

You only need to turn over the page to see the more typically blasphemous, aggressive, plague-on-all-your-churches mood of Charlie Hebdo through the ages.

Recently it has received much attention as opposed to the more typically glazed curtain wall.

Surprisingly, the analysis revealed that men in southern England have almost as much Celtic ancestry as the more typically Celtic Scots.

Due to the lack of information on historical conditions and peat accumulation, potential peat deposits and cumulative organic carbon stores should not be calculated based only on sparse observations of the more typically studied peatland types (e.g., open bogs and fens).

Wells wrote "resonate to," but as the metaphorical meaning took off in later decades, the word more typically took the preposition with.

Our analyses revealed significant divergence between the two colubrids venoms, reflecting the dichotomy more typically observed between elapids and viperids.

The French, more typically bent on defending their language, translated it literally; hence racine de disette, which preserves the false etymology.

The results of this study, which included patients with earlier-stage disease of the type more typically found with modern screening methods, were disappointing.

Though Florida's 25 electoral votes went for the Clinton-Gore ticket in 1996, over the past three decades the state voted more typically for Republican presidential candidates.