Sentence examples for typically I think from inspiring English sources

"Typically I think of a cellphone talker as a guided missile," he said.

But more typically I think of that year not so long ago, when, weeks into the season, the team's leading scorer was one of our defenders – with three own goals.

Typically, I thought, they might be ordinary young women (although naturally I believed ours was not) but their role in the lives of childless families is extraordinary.

Typically, when I think of an "early adopter," French President Sarkozy doesn't come to mind.

My stories are not, I don't think, typically French and I think therefore that they can relate to readers of a different culture to my own.

And you know, it was one of those kind of typically Palestinian existences, I think.

"Traditional organized crime, typically has not, I think probably for business reasons, attacked, outwardly attacked, law enforcement and have simply no regard, and randomly and indiscriminately attacked innocent people," Chiesa said.

Typically it's that I think they're career panhandlers.

Maybe every now and again it's the other way around but I think typically in these kind of mental health and wellbeing type products there seems to be a real disconnect between the real research that's going on in academia or in research institutions and then actually finding the applicable means of getting that to the consumer".

I think typically in oppressive situations art has become a way of expressing and fighting back.

We went into Darlingside with that training as far as voice leading and counterpoint stuff, which is a little different from folk groups, which I think typically are doing more parallel shapes where a melody is harmonized with lines that fit the same general arc.