Sentence examples for typically striking from inspiring English sources

Returning on Tuesday night after an absence of three years, she molded her sculptural body into typically striking images.

Mrs O'Connor voted both ways, typically striking down public displays of faith (such as school prayer) while allowing public money to be channelled to religious institutions so long as it is for a secular purpose (such as a parent spending an education voucher at a Catholic school).If confirmed, Mr Roberts will probably have the casting vote on these issues.

HD typically strikes in midlife.

It typically strikes during or just after a meal.

Ferrets typically strike sleeping prairie dogs, Mr. Lockhart said.

Schizophrenia typically strikes in adolescence or early adulthood.

Seen from the shore, they typically strike viewers as all swinging gliding gracefulness.

Actinomycosis is an exceedingly rare disease in humans that typically strikes between ages 20 and 50.

Las Terrenas, in the province of Samaná, is not typically struck by hurricanes, he said.

The new disease, dubbed variant Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease, typically strikes younger people.

Also, some diseases like hepatitis typically strike adults, who are less likely to be immunized.