Sentence examples for to be typically from inspiring English sources

As a calling card, it turned out to be typically bold.

My breast formation was examined and judged to be typically feminine though very little developed".

But this summer is expected to be typically sultry, and the price of power could thus soar, analysts have warned.

Over the seventy years of Soviet power, what you consider to be typically Russian had almost disappeared.

The US presence at Cannes looks to be typically slight, with Lee Daniels Paperboyy (starring Zac Efron) leading the pack.

You may not be shocked to learn that Baltimoreans believe the New Yorkers to be, typically, self-centered.

None, until now, has tried to put a human face on what is generally held to be typically sleazy "celebehaviour".

Are there themes in your writing that seem to you to be typically German, and that American readers might be unfamiliar with?

You can hear whatever type of music you like the rest of the time, but for one week a year we want things to be typically Andalucian".

Writer had found the area to be typically Swiss; that is to say, neat, clean, orderly, efficient--not like Italy at all.

But the issue, which used to be typically idle political gossip about a man in his 10th decade, has lately become quite serious.