Sentence examples for typically Korean from inspiring English sources

Yet another typically Korean quality has proved equally effective in design.

He described his family as "typically Korean," which to Chung meant that his parents attended a Korean church, suppressed traumatic events and rarely showed emotion, save the occasional angry, even violent outburst.

One Goh, sitting on the other side of the glass from me in jail, and Winston Chung, walking past the desiccated flowers set out in front of Oikos, both described their fathers as "typically Korean," knowing that I would understand instantly what they meant.

Service: Typically Korean.

"Typically, Korean chefs get trained by Japanese sushi chefs in South Korea and then add sauces and things that Korean people like to make it Korean," Neil Kwon tells me as we share a Korean sushi feast at Shogun.

Each test produces developmental indices (composite scores that compare developmental performance of a child with the norms taken from typically developing Korean children of the same age), which are expressed as the MDI and the PDI (Park and Cho 2006).

Frog wasn't typically part of Korean cuisine, and Mrs. Song had never tried it before.

The strings are plucked to the right of the bridges with the thumb and first three fingers of the right hand, and the left hand presses down or pulls on the strings to the left of the bridges, producing microtonal ornamentations of pitch and the wide vibrato typically found in Korean music.

Typically, she said, Korean investors won't invest at a valuation of more than $5 million due to "a perceived notion of limited upside within the 'small' Korean market".

This kimchi party typically consists of Korean women who gather together for the labor-intensive process of preparing kimchi.

North Koreans typically marry between 27 and 30 and have several children.