Sentence examples for typically even from inspiring English sources

Funding from local governments is typically even lower.

Typically, even in his absence, Bowie, 67, stole the show.

Typically, even vehicles billed as all-new use major components from a previous generation.

Typically, even predominantly Afghan bases and many smaller outposts have some NATO troops partnered with the Afghans.

The other evening, Swiss friends who had recently married came to supper, and something typically, even strangely, English was called for.

Typically even Ferguson's final United 16 included a nod to youth, with 18-year-old Adnan Januzaj, a Kosovo-born Belgian midfielder, featuring among the substitutes.

Eventually, she e-mailed him in her typically even-tempered way: "I am all right.

Mind you, Coward is typically even-handed in his dislike of all his characters: whining Jackie, man-eating Myra, goofy Sandy and buttoned-up Richard are all fair game.

Straying from his typically even-tempered manner, Mr. Bradley appeared red-faced and almost speechless with anger during a news conference he called to rebut accusations by Mr. Gore, printed today in The San Francisco Chronicle, that Mr. Bradley's health care plan would deprive people with H.I.V. and AIDS of health coverage.

Similarly, east-to-west highways are typically even-numbered, with the lowest numbers in the north, where roads were first improved most intensively, and highest in the south.

Tom Perriello, typically, was even more blunt.