Sentence examples for typically, so from inspiring English sources

But the number of plants involved in the typical manufacture of a single product such as the iPhone is typically so large that many avoid inspection.

Such trades are rare because the price is typically so steep.

Vila-Matas's books are typically so preoccupied with other books that they become essay-novel hybrids.

Dialing internationally on cellphones is typically so expensive that the service is used mostly by businesspeople on expense accounts.

Warhol was typically so taciturn that listeners would hang on his every word as if he were the Delphic oracle.

By the time I arrived at the clinic I was typically so demoralized I could barely stand.

Mr. Kirschenbaum said that typically so large a number of units was sold to one buyer in distress situations.

Cancer drugs are typically so toxic that they can be given only in short bursts, so that patients can regain their strength.

The trouble is, we're typically so busy bouncing around our own minds that we devote only a meagre portion of our mental resources to the here and now.

pixie cut, n.: a woman's short hairstyle in which the hair is cropped in layers, typically so as to create a slightly tousled effect.

Typically, so-called 18X candidates are approved to try out for a position in the army special forces, often after passing a vocational aptitude test, but selection to the elite cadre is never guaranteed.