Sentence examples for typically speaking. from inspiring English sources

"Typically speaking, the air quality in homes is much worse than in commercial buildings," he said, and "indoor air quality has really become an important issue to consumers".

Typically speaking, Mr. McNairy is a buttoned-down type, a responsible new father and a fashion designer known for his work with sober, traditional brands like J. Press.

The debate, sponsored by the City Club of New York, was by Mr. Green's count the 65th forum of some type that the four had attended, typically speaking one at a time.

Typically, speaking about housing in the Lords in 1997, she said, "I shall concentrate on Birmingham," and listed the needs she had discovered while representing the slums around Saltley gas works.

Typically speaking, there are three reasons to be aware of Randalls Island, the art dealer Angela Westwater said last week: "You have children who have sports events there, you're going to Cirque du Soleil or you've seen the sign for the island for 10 seconds as you drive out of Manhattan across the Triborough," now renamed the Robert F. Kennedy Bridge.

A compact, energetic Texan, Mr. Romano is — typically speaking — the type to take the view not merely that the glass is half-full but that it would look a lot prettier if only you moved it over there to the lacquered table next to the reproduction Louis XV fauteuil from Maison Jansen.

And the Republican audience that I typically speak to applauds.

He later played down that speech, saying he typically speaks to his team before the postseason.

West, the omnipresent symbol of the N.B.A., offered encouragement and, typically, spoke honestly.

Dr. Dean typically speaks without notes except for the names of people he wants to thank.

In a professional capacity, I typically speak about race in terms of law and policy.