Sentence examples for typically superb from inspiring English sources

It's typically superb.

Mr. Kremer is a typically superb violin soloist in the "Serenade," from 1979, with the Israel Philharmonic.

The performances are typically superb and are sure to be so again, each easily appreciated in isolation.

Although the Cleveland Orchestra concluded the season-opening series at Carnegie Hall on Wednesday and Thursday in typically superb fashion, several things seemed strangely out of joint.

But his defense has been typically superb, with several highlight-quality plays, and Pennington's offense has not been noticeably better.

The M.M.I. also favors extroverts who typically possess superb interpersonal skills at the expense of the more introverted applicant, one with less "real world" experience or an applicant with fewer resources who may have less experience navigating ethical discussions.

Here and there the writing may be jarringly fortissimo — "then the maggot that crawled along her nerves would die" — but more typically Ozick achieves a superb aptness: "The wedding cake was wheeled in on a cart, like a belated and infirm guest gallantly overdressed in too many fringes and ­tassels".

It was the refrain to "Remade Horizon," a typically arresting salvo from Dirty Projectors' superb new album, "Bitte Orca" (Domino).

Their appearance at Reeperbahn, held at the superb Mojo club, was typically energetic with dark overtones and mesmerising melodies.

The food is mostly typically Shang hainese, with the accent on the superb flavor of the top-quality ingredients.

This substance that is typically used as a lubricant is actually a superb way to clean insects off your car.