His appearances as a forensic psychiatrist have more typically met with success.
(And, when a woman's perceived unattractiveness cannot be transmuted into attractiveness, it is typically met with bafflement and suppressed irritation).
They only used it three weeks a year, and when they did, they were typically met with a list of repairs in the wake of short-term renters.
Increasingly, prosecutors' offices have been establishing their own conviction-review units, which typically meet with defense lawyers, reinvestigate cases, and determine whether convictions should stand.
Bush interviewed a junior CIA case officer who had just returned from Afghanistan, where the agency typically met with the agents.
In past years, the release of scores was typically met with jubilant news conferences in the city, but on Thursday, Mr. Klein and Mr. Bloomberg were in Washington, where the mayor met with President Obama to discuss school reforms.
With mediation, he said, the mediator will typically meet with both parties separately to get their complaints or points of view and then bring the two parties together to attempt to reach a compromise that will result in a solution.
Mr. Warren, 27, and the band's lead guitarist, Eric Donnelly, 30, said that local bands playing original music — the Alternate Routes specialize in rootsy, Tom and David Gray-inspirednspirockrock — are not typically met with great bursts of enthusiasm in their home state.
And explanations of human behavior that relied on evolutionary theory were typically met with suspicion in anthropological circles, a legacy of the American eugenics movement, which invoked Darwinian ideas to justify racist efforts to "improve" the gene pool.
