Sentence examples for entirely uncharacteristic from inspiring English sources

The Marichal-Roseboro clash was all the more shocking because the men's behavior was entirely uncharacteristic.

The Mail's quick and entirely uncharacteristic apology seemed to acknowledge that it knew itself to be outmatched.

It had done so using an entirely novel and, for the five majority justices, entirely uncharacteristic equal protection argument from the 14th Amendment.

It is entirely uncharacteristic of Mr. Boulez: for one thing, it is eclectic, touching on everything from Bartok to Steve Reich.

However an entirely uncharacteristic error from Webber, when he overshot his pit box at the end of the third stint cost the squad time, an error compounded by a one minute stop-go penalty subsequently imposed on the team.

There was a fragility in her defeat to Cornet that was entirely uncharacteristic.

It was totally uncharacteristic.

They're all acting with uncharacteristic drive and energy.

For her third solo show, she shakes up her rather too-well-worked-out vocabulary of cartoonish, cascading dots: loading them onto a jagged wall that seems to have been ripped from her studio; turning them into en-mass renditions of Charles Schulz's Snoopy; and in a few uncharacteristic cases, doing without them entirely (Smith).

It was very uncharacteristic.

Their behavior has been uncharacteristic.