Sentence examples for thoroughly typical of from inspiring English sources
For what it's worth, Coldplay's performance at the Super Bowl (from what I watched at home in the UK) was thoroughly typical of their stadium schtick, which I've witnessed a few times at Wembley and always find curiously moving.
The first seven features "are thoroughly typical of the traditional myths which were found in the oral culture of ancient Greece and which Plato himself often describes and indeed vigorously criticizes" (19).
Here is a randomly chosen, thoroughly typical example of the dialogue from this play: "And for that reason this is the type of general prohibition that this Court... such as the one in Employment Division v. Smith... can be applied consistent with the First Amendment notwithstanding a claim that the conduct at issue is protected".
Taking a cue from Keats' illustrations, the look of the animation is textured and patterned and forgoes the black outlines and exaggerations typical of cartoons; as a purely visual experience, it's thoroughly delightful.
The stories of the six men represented by Reprieve are typical of the random dragnets and lack of efficient screening that have so thoroughly undermined the US administration's claims that the prison housed "the worst of the worst".
This was typical of Byrd.
"That was typical of Bobby Cox".
Something simple, typical of your country".
The setup is typical of Krasznahorkai.
