Sentence examples for typical of something from inspiring English sources

For a while it was "unemployed ex-physicists," but that's too typical of something I would write.

This was typical of something I have noticed in my work from the beginning -- the most powerful interventions often involve the least amount of effort on my part.

It's kind of subverting your typical familiarity of something beautiful into something weird.

That last quip was typical of Jones, and something you would not have expected to hear from Lancaster, whether through English stiff-upper-lippedness or a worry that it might be seen as mickey-taking.

They all demand conservation of something typical to them, which puts limits on the kinds of things that can happen between them.

"I like that one," Mr. Snyder said, "because it's an extreme example of something typical: that no one gets in trouble for this".

This is a typical case of categorization of something extramental under a concept induced by an exteroceptive experience.

Moreover, although leveling down would, in typical cases, deprive everyone of something to which all are entitled, it does not follow that leveling down would constitute discrimination.

My brother, typical of most 20-something "bros," doesn't talk much about his feelings, but I know the weight of the responsibility as my donor lies heavy on his heart.

Not by happenstance do we say that something typical of our way of life is "as American as apple pie".

But wouldn't it be nice if these pupils and their peers had the choice of occasionally eating something typical of their homelands?