Sentence examples for typically flat from inspiring English sources

"See a Little Light," written with the rock journalist Michael Azerrad, is on some levels a typical, and typically flat, rock memoir.

I recall bumping into one Shadow Cabinet member on the way to a typically flat gathering.

At the time, the insoles of shoes were typically flat; Konrad's innovation was to make shoes with insoles that were contoured to fit and support the foot.

Typically flat or shallowly cup-shaped, the flowers are radially symmetric and feature flower parts in multiples of five or four.

He added, in a typically flat tone that made it hard to tell if he was joking: "I decided I'm going to take it by the horns.

Portrayed by Fred Armisen, the faux-mayor gave a mock televised address, delivered in a nasal, Massachusetts accent and with the mayor's typically flat intonation.

And those preserved plumes found with fossil skeletons are typically compressed flat in the rock, which makes it difficult to know what the animal looked like in three dimensions.

The councils revealed they have sold 127,763 leasehold properties – typically flats and maisonettes – with 47,994 leaseholders now living at another address, a strong indication that the home is being sublet.

Porcupine quills typically lie flat on the animal until threatened.

This sentence about geese is typically, fascinatingly flat.

"It wasn't good," Manning said in his typically calm, flat tone.