Sentence examples for a bit of uncharacteristic from inspiring English sources
For a bit of uncharacteristic local kitsch, there is Belhurst Castle -- a riotous 1885 Richardsonian Romanesque structure with beveled glass and sliding mahogany panels.
It took a fair bit of uncharacteristic confidence on Microsoft's part to reject the conventional wisdom that users like the spare, Apple -style minimalism of Google's home page.
It is a surprising development, since the singer has always been fiercely protective of his privacy, and it marks his second bit of uncharacteristic behaviour this year.
They have been asking for a bit of advice and this has sent me into some uncharacteristic musing on what I do.
As Clegg admitted in a moment of uncharacteristic candour, "AV is a miserable little compromise".
The Times, in a welcome but highly uncharacteristic embrace of anarchy, celebrated this development as an ingenious guerrilla tactic in youth's eternal war against adult authority — "a bit of techno-jujitsu," as the paper put it.
