Sentence examples for typically seem from inspiring English sources

Nightmares typically seem to be followed by awakening with feelings of suffocation and helplessness and expressions of fearful or threatening thoughts.

Which is lucky, because male artists don't typically seem to let that — whether or not I imagine I would like them as people — get in the way of their work.

The best-known personals in town are those that appear in the back pages of New York magazine, which typically seem to be placed by a petite, vivacious Jewish woman in her late 30s or early 40s looking for a kind, non-neurotic, unattached, professional man to marry.

He remembers that when he first ran to represent Kentucky in the Senate in 1984, he never got one question during the campaign about the increase in the Social Security retirement age included in the changes enacted on a bipartisan basis the year before – an issue that would typically seem inflammatory.

New Year's health resolutions typically seem daunting and, let's face it, pointless since they tend to diminish quickly.

How strong and psychologically powerful of a force does it typically seem to be in cases involving fairness?

Instead, ministries prefer to publish notices describing the research they want done — research that typically seems tailored to certain favored labs.

The first violin, typically, seems most keen to get out of this and into more linear, self-assertive playing, but the viola is the one to take the lead into lyricism, against the leader's explosive objections.

In Mohist texts the word typically seems to refer to a dispassionate concern about the welfare of its object.

In comparing Redfin's and Zillow's estimates in my local Portland market, Redfin typically seemed to have lower — and often more realistic — estimates than Zillow for the roughly a dozen homes I looked at.

Fisheries legislation typically seems to be not proactive or kept current, but rather driven by crisis when outdated legislation becomes a serious liability.