Sentence examples for typical only from inspiring English sources

But those are typical only of some inner suburbs.

This nuptial pelage is typical only of adult males over four years of age.

The above examples are excerpts from the 200 autobiographies and oral history interviews I am using to argue that there was – and is – no such thing as a typical only child.

This sentiment is surely typical only of the Romantic rebellion against Enlightenment humanism, the reaction — which Mishra details at such length — of the figures, including Rousseau, who have been most sympathetic to religion and mysticism and the irrational.

The average vehicle, which 25 years ago accelerated to 60 miles an hour in 14.4 seconds, now does it in 9.9 seconds, a pace once typical only of sporty or luxury cars like Camaros and Jaguars.

When people walk through the door we tell them they can go wherever they like, as if they were part of the family.' That is generous, typical only of those who have found genuine happiness in their place.

Suddenly, Sosa was on the market, inducing a typical only-in-New-York back-page feeding frenzy.

As the news conference unfolded in typical only-in-boxing fashion — with a scuffle in the back, fans posed as journalists lobbing compliments disguised as questions, and Floyd Mayweather Sr. speaking in some combination of English and gibberish — Stephen Espinoza, the head of Showtime Sports, stood to the side.

But the currently observed decrease in the height of the QDs is not consistent with other results which showed that with the Sb incorporation in the capping layer, the height of the QDs was more than twice that of the typical only-GaAs-capped QDs [20].

Furthermore, six-month costs for both pharmacy and psychiatric services were significantly greater for persons in the atypical only ($6528) and combination typical/atypical groups ($6589) compared to those on typicals only ($3463).

For a fingerprinting-based algorithm, a training phase is not only typical, but also essential.