Sentence examples for which were typical from inspiring English sources
Both Blow and Joe are imbued with elements of parody and kitsch, which were typical of Radical Design.
The leader, on an annual salary of €303,000 (£257,000), said that her diet continues to be shaped by foods with an eastern European flavour which were typical in the German Democratic Republic (GDR).
Sir Winston Churchill once described the battles of the Somme and Verdun, which were typical of trench warfare in their futile and indiscriminate slaughter, as being waged between double or triple walls of cannons fed by mountains of shells.
The density and diversity of large trees (>2 m) was determined (Figure 4a d) and again indicated trajectories which were typical of early forest regeneration.
At 20 mN, the scratches on the former films reveal some areas which are completely elastic and some areas which were typical of a buckle failure.
The CNBF catalysts exhibited significantly enhanced activity in various Knoevenagel condensation of aldehyde with malononitrile, which were typical base-catalyzed reactions, comparing with CNSF and CNPF catalysts.
"Right now it's loose, amorphous, federated, which is typical.
That statement reeks of overstatement, which is typical of King.
"Which is typical of my father, a complete nutcase.
They are often dehydrated, which is typical with emaciation.
