Sentence examples for a rather uncharacteristic from inspiring English sources

In a rather uncharacteristic display of humility, Apple issued a formal apology last weekend for the widespread delays in shipping its 27-inch iMac to customers.

It was a rather uncharacteristic loss for the Devils, who scored three goals in the wild third period, but who allowed the Bruins to score four.

Mr. Stratton's prison background is rather uncharacteristic for a man who grew up in a wealthy suburb -- Wellesley, Mass.

I met him once in a very smart (and therefore rather uncharacteristic) new suit.

His openly defiant calls for further protests are regarded as rather uncharacteristic, suggesting he is emboldened by the perception of his own vast support.

Cluster (iv) is rather uncharacteristic; here, the five features moderately contribute to intron recognition, leaving an information deficit of approximately 20%.

Rather than uncharacteristic, Moghadam's comments may have been seen as the last straw.

Not that this should be seen as an uncharacteristic act of selflessness, rather perhaps as an insurance policy in case Royce wins the mayoral race: then Valchek would have some leverage over Herc, who has leverage over Royce.

Treating plagiarism as a side issue was an uncharacteristic blunder on her part.

"The result [against Ireland] was a massive disappointment with a lot of uncharacteristic errors.

It was a most uncharacteristic move.