Sentence examples for typical idiom from inspiring English sources

The text uses the verb vayeshalach, not the more typical idiom vayishlach.

"Minas Tirith in la pequeña" is a fairly typical phrase, though Díaz's lively macaronic idiom is equally capable of more subtle effects.

As the class moved on to typical French idioms to practice pronunciation, Maki made the 30 students repeat one phrase several times: "Vouloir c'est pouvoir".

Furthermore, the presentation of a test format they are not used to, the differences in the GP-training program, and sometimes, typical Dutch idioms, could explain their results.

The accounts given of each of these employ an extremely causalistic idiom, typical questions being 'what causes a perceptual experience?'whathareare the distinguishing causal factors of true and false perceptual experiences?'underder what conditions does knowledge of the premises of an argument cause knowledge of the conclusion?', etc.

Cadw (the Welsh Government body responsible for the built heritage of Wales and the inclusion of Welsh buildings on the statutory lists) also notes "the simplicity of its design, complementing the local late medieval idiom typical of the island".

A typical audience for that uncompromising idiom known as free jazz might be 60 people swaying respectfully in a small room.

The Hindu temples in the kingdom were built in typical South Indian Dravidian style – a modest version of the Vijayanagara building idiom.

According to Huckvale, Thunderbirds is typical of visual media that "inhabit a mythical realm ... consciously or unconsciously indebted to Wagnerian idioms".

"We understand the Lutyens idiom".

The idiom is "swelled head".