Sentence examples for a very uncharacteristic from inspiring English sources

"This is a very uncharacteristic problem regarding one of our institutions, and our presidents are determined that something like this never happen again," the Atlantic 10 commissioner, Linda Bruno, said.

After that also goes poorly, Bond is captured, and after being beaten, stung by scorpions and doused in ice water, he spends a very uncharacteristic 14 months in solitary confinement.

Step forward Mr Frank Lampard, who wellies a very uncharacteristic effort high out of play behind the goal on the right, with the box loaded with eager but quickly disappointed team-mates.

He wrote a lot of poetry - just before we got married he sent me a poem, and by a very uncharacteristic oversight he left attached to this poem something that indicated that he had actually written it for his earlier love, who had cast him off.

In a very uncharacteristic comment recently, Mr. Giuliani said he was no longer certain about the wisdom of appointing a city panel to study the Board of Elections, as he had promised, and added that "I really don't have much hope that they are going to change the system".

It was a very uncharacteristic performance".

At the moment, in a move very uncharacteristic of their onscreen alter egos, Jacobson and Glazer are starting to focus on planning their future.

It was cold, the pitch was heavy and I just remember Pat Jennings, who is obviously a massive Spurs man, letting in a soft goal, which was very uncharacteristic for him.

"It was a big ballad that was very uncharacteristic of something I'd sing myself," he added.

Some sources present interesting characteristics, very uncharacteristic for a radio-quiet narrow-line Seyfert 1, such as very hard X-ray spectra, and correlated optical and ultraviolet variability.

This profile is very uncharacteristic for a lobular carcinoma of the breast.