Sentence examples for was somewhat typical from inspiring English sources

"They just had no idea that this was somewhat typical of women's experiences at a mosque — that you go to a mosque and you don't see a dome; you don't see the imam, certainly; you don't see the architecture — you see a big wall in front of you," she told NPR in 2014.

"This is somewhat typical of Cuba.

It is somewhat typical," Dergarabedian said.

Isabelle Hackel, 37, a hairdresser, is somewhat typical of the recent arrivals.

We now live in San Diego, where, even when we go deep-sea fishing, we are somewhat typical Californians who have servants do our labor for us.

His game is somewhat typical of the latest generation pushing through the rankings, built around a powerful serve and a big forehand.

The lower termination fee is somewhat typical and intended to encourage a more robust bidding process to make up for the lack of one before the deal was announced.

Given the successes this trio enjoyed, it is perhaps a surprise it has taken so long for this country to uncover a talent capable of winning cycling's most famous race, although it is somewhat typical that two have arrived on the scene, in the same team, at the same time.

The case in Americana is somewhat typical of Brazil.

In the UK, this figure shoots to 17.5%, which is somewhat typical for the developed world.

Recent offerings like "Doll and Em" and "Hello Ladies" were somewhat typical of this inconsistent, frequently tentative era.