Sentence examples for typically heard from from inspiring English sources

MANCHESTER, N.H., Sept. 3 — Forget the "lesser-of-the-evils" talk typically heard from Democratic primary voters around this time of a presidential campaign.

On arguably the most heated issue at hand, climate change, Oliver again quoted statistics starkly different than those typically heard from folks on the other side of the fence -- the same people who also usually refer to the energy resource as tar sands.

Grander, I think, than what we typically hear from a presidential candidate of either party.

You don't typically hear from public health experts about the need for circumspection in describing the risks of carcinogens, for instance.

And, most striking, though he clearly relishes thick textures, Mr. Pappano occasionally had the Philharmonic's strings produce the gritty attacks you more typically hear from period-instrument ensembles.

You'll typically hear from one of the company's marketing or project managers.

I typically hear from VCs these days when they are either doing a big, growth capital round, a follow-on funding, an investment in concert with a syndicate or….

"It was creepy," said Raimondi, using a term one doesn't typically hear from biologists.

I told him that the media was used to the big hype we typically hear from Apple.

Parents typically hear from their student when things are either terrible or terrific -- not so much in between.

Trump supporters working to undermine the Mueller investigation are saying things about the FBI you don't typically hear from Republicans.