“A third-generation business, staffed exclusively by family members, it boasted a menu of archetypically heavy New England cuisine.”

“California is possibly the most archetypically American destination, more so even than Henry Roth's New York.”

“To give a sense of how the Mail provokes such devotion, and such antipathy, here are six irresistible stories — plus a classically pointless, a subtly sexist, and an archetypically manipulative one.”

“Still, in Our Town and several others, he created archetypally American works, which the Germans, reciprocating, clutched to their bosoms.”

“This tiny model carved from ivory symbolises the rebirth, or resurrection, that follows death or archetypally, all that is human.”

“Traditional houses in villages and towns are archetypally wooden, surrounded by high fences and with latticed windows.”