Sentence examples for typically friendly from inspiring English sources

P. D. cautioned me in a typically friendly and constructive way to be careful about my career, i.e., to have proof before I made these allegations".

I will draw from this stimulating training period in Australia which has updated my knowledge by learning from top scientists in my research field, in a typically friendly Aussie atmosphere.

Marrakech's cats are typically friendly.   .

He was typically friendly and welcoming, and appeared relaxed in conversation with everyone, including his opponents.

Miyamoto's games are typically friendly, warm and incredibly deep, but also stunningly simple to grasp.

As soon as you express interest in the records, the typically friendly staff becomes visibly nervous and tells you it's impossible.

Even New York's mayor, Michael R. Bloomberg, typically a friendly voice, raised concerns.

Mr. Bush typically finds friendly audiences at military bases, and Friday was no exception; the graduates and their relatives and friends applauded wildly as he arrived on the grassy parade field here, and they interrupted his remarks several times with foot stomping and cheers.

Carriers haven't typically been friendly with startups, especially over-the-top messaging players that circumvent native phone comms — viewing them as thieves of traditional voice and SMS revenues, as indeed (from the carrier perspective) they are.

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They are often aloof with strangers until the owners of the home welcome the guest, upon which they are typically very friendly to them.