Sentence examples for a bit uncharacteristic from inspiring English sources

Such restraint is new, and still a bit uncharacteristic for her.

"But Google is doing something a bit uncharacteristic to accommodate a large partner".

It sounded a bit pompous, a bit uncharacteristic, even a bit French, and two days later he had reconsidered the matter.

So I was intrigued by the seriousness of the image, which I thought was a bit uncharacteristic.

Medina disliked that Tina Fey's Liz was portrayed in "unlikable light", and after insulting her former classmates at the high school reunion it "seemed a bit uncharacteristic and unflattering to her character".

"It's a little bit uncharacteristic of us as a side, because we put a lot of emphasis on our wickets.

"That's a little bit uncharacteristic of this team.

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.

They have been asking for a bit of advice and this has sent me into some uncharacteristic musing on what I do.

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.