Sentence examples for typically popular from inspiring English sources

Typically, "popular" girls pick on "normal" or "nerdy" girls.

The axle should be somewhat longer than the width, and Leaf Spring rear axles are typically popular options because of their possibility for modification.

"Rockin' Eve" is typically more popular than the competing countdown shows on NBC, Fox, MTV and other channels.

Typically, a popular character remains the same age forever; Richmal Crompton's William remains the same age despite appearing in books published almost 50 years apart.

We should not forget Mona and Dark Mofo are very rich in contemporary art which is typically less popular than traditional fine art galleries and festivals".

For a little while, even insurance companies – typically a popular target for politicians of any stripe – got a little love after Romney said he liked the idea of being able to fire them for poor performance.

Recent searches on Instagram for "#stripper" have yielded the following results: The "Top Posts" page, which typically shows popular posts for a hashtag, claims there are "no posts yet"; the "Recent" section reads: "Recent posts from #stripper are currently hidden because the community has reported some content that may not meet Instagram's community guidelines".

While the film is certainly not off to a good start, it did earn an average grade of A from moviegoers and has a shot of making up some ground overseas, where animated films are typically more popular than in the U.S. and Canada.

Girls that are typically more popular are going to be harder to get.

Other authors typically look at popular sheet music, tracing American popular music to spirituals, minstrel shows and vaudeville, or the patriotic songs of the Civil War.

SCORECARD -- Typically for a popular incumbent, Mr. Suozzi's ad sticks to the positive, portraying him as a capable manager with a heart and never mentioning his opponents.