Sentence examples for Uncharacteristic incident from inspiring English sources

Now, as the chosen authors were being encouraged to look relaxed and friendly for the photograph, a startling and uncharacteristic incident took place.

An incident uncharacteristic of Madison Square Garden fans occurred in the opening min utes of the fourth quarter when the Knicks were leading by about 40 points and alcindor had retired to the bench.

Edwards said he thought this incident was uncharacteristic.

From that uncharacteristic opening, Bankhead proceeded to recall incidents and turning points in her own life and spectacular career on the stage, in films, on radio, and as the daughter of William Bankhead, the Speaker of the House from 1936 until his death in 1940.

Grant, who was known for a photographic memory, had many uncharacteristic lapses when it came to remembering incidents involving Babcock.

And the parliament itself, though it has its own incidents of sleaze to live down, is behaving with uncharacteristic boldness.

It was very uncharacteristic.

An uncharacteristic oversight.

That's uncharacteristic, too.

Their behavior has been uncharacteristic.

Hence his uncharacteristic respect.