Sentence examples for had uncharacteristic from inspiring English sources

Brodeur played in the 1,001st game of his career Monday, and for the second straight contest had uncharacteristic trouble as the Rangers defeated the Devils, 3-2.

At the time, son Michael "pretended that everything was the same", says Leo's wife Corrine, but had uncharacteristic behavioural problems.

But over the coming weeks, a senior noncommissioned officer noticed lapses: the colonel was forgetting things, becoming easily confused and having uncharacteristic outbursts of anger.

But it also has uncharacteristic elements, like a two-page photo of a young heron coated in oil, slumped over in a Louisiana mangrove.

Johnson might have another chance to feel better next week, when the Titans play the Pittsburgh Steelers, who are having uncharacteristic struggles against the run, including yielding 155 yards to Houston's Arian Foster on Sunday.

Sturgeon, especially, seems to believe that the No/Yes proportion of the Scottish electorate declined from roughly 65/35 to 55/45 over a long campaign, mainly because of the No side's negativity, which, when you think about it, suggests she has uncharacteristic doubts about the strength of her political cause.

Extremely passive people might have uncharacteristic aggression when pushed past their limits.

The panel agreed it had an uncharacteristic, though restrained, touch of oak.

Even Kidd had four uncharacteristic turnovers in the fourth quarter Sunday night.

His solipsistic mother, with whom he occasionally had "an uncharacteristic moment of near-intimacy", is treated less sparingly.

Although Schumacher managed to do better than Rosberg in the first two races of the season, Rosberg has had some uncharacteristic bad luck.