Sentence examples for typical remark from inspiring English sources

"This device is laughably absurd," goes a typical remark on a tech blog's comments board.

A typical remark on internet comment boards is that Buckley would be "rolling over in his grave" at the news.

"I'd give it at least a B," said Lee Ji Soon, an economics professor at Seoul National University, in a fairly typical remark.

Throughout the day, the candidates denounced Mr. Bush's economic and foreign policy: in one typical remark, Mr. Kerry described the foreign policy as "arrogant and inept".

"We have a moral obligation to use every opportunity to pressure the Beijing Government toward greater religious tolerance," said Senator Dan Coats, an Indiana Republican, in a typical remark.

"Lord Snowdon, who married the Princess Margaret" is a typical remark, though what one really wants more of is the scoop on Lady Caroline's marriage to the poet Robert Lowell.

The words are the fairly typical remarks of a film director to his cinematographer.

"I have seen this war on terror up close and personal, and we are winning this war on all fronts," Mr. Kerik said in typical remarks at a campaign appearance in Portland, Me., on Oct. 22.

Typical remarks include: "Wow, you're really sunburned," or "Did your legs get burned in a fire?" He's embarrassed to be seen in his wheelchair so he only ventures to the local department store about twice a year.

It was not the typical preplayoff remark of a manager.

It was a typical enigmatic remark from a casting director who said "gut feeling" was the root of his craft.