The players are making uncharacteristic errors, especially from wide areas, and seem to be lacking defensive nous.
The situation is both comic and affecting because the film makers never make the mistake of allowing the characters uncharacteristic insights, especially those that come in the form of the one-line wisecrack.
Uncharacteristic subjects, especially landscapes, are frequent, as are occasional homages to other artists, notably an image of a bare-chested young man sanding the spackle on an unusually low ceiling.
She added that in his final few years, Probert exhibited some behavior uncharacteristic to him, especially memory loss and a tendency to lose his temper while driving.
This case underscores the varied clinical presentations that can occur in skin of color and the importance of histopathology in the assessment of uncharacteristic clinical presentations, especially in immunosuppressed patients.
Sudan expert Sara Pantuliano assured me that Machar instigating the current crisis would be "very uncharacteristic of how he operates," especially given his focus on acquiring the SPLM chairmanship in the hope that he may be the party's preferred candidate for the 2015 elections.
Pietersen's inclusion in the England squad for the 2005 Ashes series represented an uncharacteristic piece of selectorial risk-taking, especially given that the dependable Graham Thorpe was simultaneously jettisoned.
Yet in the classical dancing, especially the pas de deux with Miss McBride at the end, he had an uncharacteristic frantic air.
This is uncharacteristic of the Ambystoma genome, which has undergone a lower overall chromosomal rearrangement rate than other vertebrates and especially mammals (Smith and Voss 2006).
It might take a conversation with your doctor to pinpoint the cause of your memory slips especially if the change is sudden or uncharacteristic.
