Meanings of all typical in English

It is really refreshing and not at all typical.'

The women were all typical dance hall girls, in faded calico shifts and tattered slippers.

The meadow was brown, to be sure, as all typical California is at this time of year.

Its limb proportions, flexible wrist, elbow and ankle joints for greater mobility are all typical of climbing animals.

This diagnosis can be challenging to make in an adult, particularly when it presents without all typical features.

AEs were all typical for the population under study, and none were attributed to prior exposure to TTAX01.

These were all typical Hawkish expressions.

Macaulay's moral pedantry, Thiers's cold and repulsive cretinism, the melodramatic, gesticulatory effusiveness of Michelet are all typical styles.

Everything she knew about dogs had been gleaned from Reba, who was not at all typical of her species.

Not at all typical, however, was the sweeping mural on the opposite wall, which stretched the length of the building.

The Nations of the East is made up of five mounted and four unmounted figures, all typical of the Orient.

Each characteristic area had its own staple, and those districts which had none were scorned by all typical Southern men.

Not at all typical.

MR imaging was able to depict all typical features of pneumonia including different stages of parenchymal infiltration (ground-glass versus consolidation).

Now this house was not at all typical of the Second Men, but must have expressed the whim of some freakish individual.

They were all typical Spanish faces, dark and sullen; but there was one there even darker and more sullen than the rest.