Sentence examples similar to are uncharacteristically not from inspiring English sources
The letters to Bentley are uncharacteristically direct.
They are uncharacteristically quiet, almost disembodied.
It was uncharacteristically somber -- not "characteristically".
His reply was uncharacteristically honest: "We were not lucky that night," he told her.
She was uncharacteristically quiet and did not make any public remarks, canceling two news conferences.
On this subject, at least, Ms. Swift is uncharacteristically mum: "He's not in my life anymore, and I have absolutely nothing to say about or to him".
Apart from being uncharacteristically misleading (I hadn't read the book or memorised the first film but had no trouble following New Moon), Ebert's review stumbled upon an obvious truth – that the primary audience for these films do indeed know the story and the source material inside out.
If she did not, she was uncharacteristically negligent.
"The president's rhetoric during his trip has been uncharacteristically diplomatic but let's not kid ourselves.
He has Aids, a matter about which, by his own admission, he is uncharacteristically quiet, because he doesn't want others' impressions of him to be distorted by his disease.
He has AIDS, a matter about which, by his own admission, he is uncharacteristically quiet, because he doesn't want others' impressions of him to be overwhelmed and distorted by his disease.
