Sentence examples for typical of certain from inspiring English sources
Which is typical of certain celebrities, of course, but hell on a biographer.
Veliger, larva typical of certain mollusks such as marine snails and bivalves and a few freshwater bivalves.
Duquette, like his early mentor, the decorator Elsie de Wolfe, had both the moxie and the unfettered, rule-breaking approach typical of certain self inventions.
The earliest written record in American history, from 1542, by the Spanish explorer Álvar Núñez Cabeza de Vaca, appears to indicate that Native Americans on Tampa Bay, in Florida, understood fish die-offs — which still occur in the area today — as typical of certain seasons.
The sensitiv of the plume solutions to this coupling is examined for methane and a natural gas typical of certain Arctic oilwells.
It elevates the "fashion blog" form to a kind of artful commentary that at the same time, doesn't take itself so seriously that the reader is repelled by the kind of hauteur typical of certain "poser" contingents whose solipsism runs obnoxiously rampant.
Ficino tells (to take one typical example) of certain stars that possess discrete powers (Ficino in Kaske and Clark, 3.8, 278-79).
Furthermore, it can be difficult to accurately characterize "typical" users of certain pharmaceuticals or drugs.
In his lack of ostentation and attention to detail, Gus is typical of a certain kind of successful drug professional.
Typical of a certain snarky attitude toward Playmobil is a 2002 rant in Frieze Magazine, by Tom Morton.
This exhibition is typical of a certain kind of revisionist history of modern art that emphasises continuities with the 19th century.
