Sentence examples for typically supposed from inspiring English sources

That's part of it, but it's also become increasingly clear that the Aussies don't relate to the Americans' belief that they are typically supposed to win.

A New Jersey Transit worker said a train is typically supposed to come to a stop about 10to2020 feet in front of the bumper.

My impression is that these guys were typically supposed to have a coach with them, even when they went out skiing for fun.

Using insurance money — which is typically supposed to be invested in simple, safe assets — to buy a baseball team, the ultimate toy for the ultrarich, seems like a lawsuit waiting to happen.

Contemporary philosophers of mind have typically supposed (or at least hoped) that the mind can be naturalized — i.e., that all mental facts have explanations in the terms of natural science.

1. Theories of mental content are typically supposed to work for all kinds of attitudes towards contents, e.g., for belief, hope, desire, wonder, but for simplicity of exposition we will generally not mention these other attitudes.

They insist that it renders the significance of multiple realization far more dubious than philosophers of mind typically suppose.

For example, Machery (2007) points out that proponents of amodal representations typically suppose that imagery is useful in solving certain types of problems.

Poems can be about any subject but typically are supposed to be the creation of the performing poet.

While the platoon leader typically is not supposed to be in the lead vehicle, I was not about to argue with him.

Typically, conclaves are supposed to happen at least 15 days and no more than 20 days after a pope dies or leaves office, but Benedict changed the rules in the last days of his papacy to allow an earlier start.