Sentence examples for doing something uncharacteristic from inspiring English sources
Kuyt was doing something uncharacteristic at the time.
The Dave Matthews Band is celebrating its twentieth anniversary by doing something uncharacteristic — not touring.
"The person who is late is under pressure to perhaps do something uncharacteristic".
Once there, I did something uncharacteristic: I picked out a man I normally wouldn't have chosen".
For this feud to end, it will likely fall on Trump to do something uncharacteristic: let the other guy have the last word.
Moved to learn why our countries so differ on this issue, I did something uncharacteristic and went to church.
During Cook's first major public presentation as chief executive earlier this week, he did something uncharacteristic of his predecessor: he handed off the bulk of explaining Apple's new products to two of his deputies.
For what they see works on the Internet already, Apple is doing something somewhat uncharacteristic (at least in recent times) for them: they're partnering up.
"But Google is doing something a bit uncharacteristic to accommodate a large partner".
We do something that's completely uncharacteristic for Americans — we listen to the entire speech".
