Sentence examples for typical excellence from inspiring English sources

Aside from its typical excellence and compulsive readability, the book has two advantages.

Each home would be a one-of-a-kind design, pushing the envelope of contemporary architecture and showing how a typical residential subdivision could support design excellence at moderate prices.

The Pew Research Center's Project for Excellence in Journalism reports that a typical metropolitan paper runs 70 stories a day, counting the national, local and business sections.

So the question we ask is, what makes your typical employee reasonably able and reasonably motivated to achieve excellence?

Since the typical cup of iced coffee doesn't celebrate the excellence of specific farms, it's easier for your favorite roaster or local coffee shop to lower their standards.

Appreciation of more typical aesthetic qualities, such as beauty, sublimity, elegance, grace, artistic excellence, powerful expression, and the like, is said to require a certain degree of aesthetic sensibility or 'standard of taste' that needs to be cultivated.

After having enjoyed an almost legendary reputation among bibliophiles for excellence of typography and design, the Elzevirs' work is now regarded only as typical of the high quality that prevailed in their day in Holland.

A typical team leader is likely to have considerable postdoc experience before applying for a Marie Curie Excellence Grant.

Lu is typical of survey respondents who seek companies with values that reflect their own: "Integrity, respect for people, and excellence—I'm really proud to work for a company that shares those values".

Typical of the hyperbole that makes it so difficult for Indian players to keep their size-10s on the ground and pursue excellence.

Surrealism par excellence.