Sentence examples for typically fine from inspiring English sources

Roger Vignoles is a typically fine and sensitive collaborator.

Here she completes a three-CD survey of those works in typically fine style.

"The land surrounding rural motorways is... vast and unknown", he notes in a typically fine early riff.

Typically, fine ensemble work is a benchmark of great string quartet playing: can the four musicians play and think and breathe as one?

"If you're not selling, you're typically fine," said Bob Moulton, the president of the Americana Mortgage Group, a brokerage in Manhasset, N.Y.

It's pleasant but evanescent stuff, and while it shows Rambert's men to typically fine advantage it evaporates fast and leaves no high-water mark.

But while Mr. Dale gives a typically fine-grained performance as the Jewish art dealer who is betrayed by his former best friend (Mr. Atherton's character), that shivery transformation never really registers in this static, literal-minded production (1 15).

Players are not typically fined for comments about officials, including complaints about calls, but the league determined that the Ravens crossed a line because in several comments they suggested that the officials were trying to help the Patriots win.

Imaging features that confer a high positive predictive value and specificity for malignancy are valuable as they enable suspicious lesions to be identified and targeted for pathological analysis (typically fine-needle aspiration cytology, FNAC).

We show that even for typically fine-grained cubic-dominated Si- or B-alloyed Al-rich (Al,Cr 2O3 coatings, the α phase can be stabilised through a multilayer architecture with α-structured Cr-rich (Cr0.78Al0.22 2O3 seed layers.

Drivers are typically fined $75 if caught talking on their cell phones and up to $200 if they are involved in an accident.