prototypic

How To Use prototypic In A Sentence

• The prototypical noun may be (though need not be) quite long, stress will fall early in the word, the stressed vowel will be non-front, and the final consonant (if an obstruent) will be voiceless.
• The cerrado is a vegetation formation of great antiquity, that may have existed in "prototypic form in the Cretaceous, before the final separation of the South American and African continents. Chris McGowan: Biofuel Could Eat Brazil's Savannas & Deforest the Amazon
• The prototypical typewriter of its day, The Underwood was made by John Underwood.
• Until now the plasma membrane was the prototypical membrane for biophysical studies of lateral protein mobility.
• Whether or not Bearden had some of the prototypical-male-artist in him is a question that is answered here as much as it can be, with Saar and Thomas adding some fuel to the fire but hesitating to add too much after all, both artists have produced female nudes of their own for the show. Bobby Elliott: The Bearden Project: A Family Affair
• He argues they are both prototypically modern in that they created works that present and then question any stable representation of cultural truths.
• Park Ridge is the prototypical American suburb.
• This prototypical scheme in south London combines high density with ecological awareness in an attempt to suggest new models for suburban development.
• There's a conviction that the analytics-driven company does best in a consumer-facing game--or, even better, in a born-digital, consumer-facing game prototypically, Amazon. 10 Insights: A First Look At The New Intelligent Enterprise Survey
• The lyrics, prototypically sung in that much imitated adenoidal whine we have all known and loved all these many years later, were ingeniously universal while being blatantly personal, a great trick. Binky Philips: I Get Bounced From the Buzzcocks