Sentence examples for usually seen in a from inspiring English sources

A "cyst-within-cyst" appearance is not usually seen in a second branchial cleft cyst.

Amanda is mild-mannered yet she displays a facility with firearms not usually seen in a Westchester teenager.

Pessimism among Britons has reached levels usually seen in a recession, while US consumer confidence tumbled to the lowest in two years.

Chesterfield: named for the sixth Earl of Chesterfield, this elegant topcoat, usually seen in a slim, single-breasted model, is most easily identified by its black velvet collar.

The girl returns to play the kind of big drum usually seen in a circus, while Hutz plays a drum solo on an upturned fire bucket with such intensity that the microphone goes flying.

Oliver Jewellery, on Eglinton Avenue, is in a prosperous Toronto neighborhood called Forest Hill, many of whose residents are, like Russell Oliver, Jews of limited synagogue attendance who are, by dress, indistinguishable from other Torontonians; Oliver himself is usually seen in a brightly striped shirt, with a jeweller's loupe hanging around his neck on a gold chain.

Amazon river dolphins are usually seen in groups.

The company continued to behave like a startup with the kind of energy and momentum to invest in new areas not usually seen in an incumbent with a significant marketshare lead.

It's just not a picture you'd usually see in a hospital".

This strikes me as a weird inconsistency, not what one usually sees in a presumably well-considered, well-heeled campaign.

"You don't usually see in a lot of films so many strong characters that are women," argues Alba.