Sentence examples for utterly typical from inspiring English sources
ON Wednesday, the after-school scene outside Public School 79 in Tremont in the Bronx looked utterly typical.
And so Ray, in Lena Dunham's beautifully observed, Brooklyn-based "Girls," runs for the local community board as a champion of preservation, not transformation, though he is utterly typical of the transformative kind).
But it is utterly typical of the Rouxs, a family steeped in the noblest and Frenchest gastronomic traditions, who have probably influenced the British understanding of French food more than anyone in the past century.
That the final challenge is a technical, terrifying descent from an Alpine pass, rather than the usual mountain top or flat time trial, seems utterly typical of a crazily varied course.
A grim story that takes an occasional, though only very occasional, mordant turn, it tells how four orphaned boys are captured and kept hostage in the austere medieval kingdom called Carthya, whose topography and neighboring kingdoms are shown in an utterly typical fantasy map on the frontispiece.
The extreme examples presented are utterly unrepresentative of the typical annuity product.
Her bespoke selvesware engine performs social-network analytics, prioritizes project milestones and sends post-meeting communiqués in ways that utterly transform her "normal" or "typical" managerial style.
For a building so iconic and extraordinary, its redevelopment is utterly formulaic and thus depressingly typical for modern London.
They were utterly different in complexion yet both typical of the way this incredible predator works.
Mitsuko Uchida's recital was constructed with the imagination and insight typical of her understated yet utterly compelling approach.
