Sentence examples for typically rather from inspiring English sources

In its typically rather detached way, Jurowski's account was both a fascinating exercise in historical reconstruction and a satisfying musical experience in its own right.

A company can stop paying dividends on its stock, and those dividends are typically rather low anyway — about 2.4 percent at Barclays.

But he nonetheless depicts him as a selfish, driven misogynist, only happy when working late at night in his Treasury lair or out on a boys' outing with his loyal and typically rather laddish acolytes.

ARNOTT: My investments are typically rather wacky.

I'm typically rather skeptical of these kinds of services.

Accessibility and service area analyses from the perspective of access equality are typically rather simple.

Columns and pilasters are more massive than the classical orders, typically rectangular rather than round.

New media predators rise up, but other media species typically adapt rather than perish.

The technology is typically analog rather than digital because "with analog, we have a lot of experience" and know how it functions, he said.

Outreach to these journalists allows Mr. Obama to get his message to black audiences through news organizations that typically celebrate rather than criticize this president.

Cargill does not have the typically French, rather earthy tonal quality – particularly in the lower register of her voice – that this work suggests.