Sentence examples for untypical example from inspiring English sources

This is an extreme, but not untypical example of the huge variations that are essentially based on whether there's a Saturday night stay.

It is an extreme, but not untypical, example of a state with all the epiphenomena and none of the institutions of government.

In a not untypical example of the genre, Gloria Anzaldua is described in a collection of essays as "a Chicana tejana dyke-feminist poet, fiction writer, teacher and culture theorist".

A not untypical example of Ingham's "presentation", not referred to at all in this book, was the No 10 press office's handling of the publication of the 1983 Franks report into the events leading to the Argentine invasion of the Falklands.

For example: tics are no longer characterized as "stereotyped" movements, abdominal tension is an untypical example for a motor tic, and tics "may" be associated with other disorders such as Wilson's and Huntington's disease.

Missing an untypical case is a common hazard in attempts at visual proving.

D. L. MacAdam, for example, is not untypical in writing that physiologists and psychologists use term 'color' "to denote sensation in the consciousness of a human observer" (MacAdam 1985, pp. 3 4).

Other examples are the untypical secondary structure prediction for the CARD domain of Ipaf, or the partial sequence of the type 1 isoform of CIITA (accession number: AF000002) [21], which contains an alternative 5' region that encodes a CARD domain.

For example, John Harris is not untypical in arguing that anxiety over immigration is not racist but a response to desperate day to day experience produced by mass migration.

Her case is not untypical.

The case is not untypical.