Sentence examples for how uncharacteristic from inspiring English sources

How uncharacteristic of the younger Botticelli is this late work!

How uncharacteristic was this game for the Saints?

Indeed, in keeping with how uncharacteristic his display was, he scored his first ever drop goal in this, his 71st Test.

Who the f* do you think you are?" You only have to spend time in Trott's company and hear him talk about the game to know how uncharacteristic that was.

How uncharacteristic of this great university that it now wants to raze the small house on West Third Street in which Edgar Allan Poe lived and worked so that it can build a new facility for its law school (news article, July 19).

What's notable about these episodes, though, is how uncharacteristic they are.

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.

For whatever reason, they just didn't have it in the beginning and were doing things that are just uncharacteristic of how we usually play". It was unfortunate for Burroughs that it had to battle the Spartans with a starting pitcher that wasn't at 100%.

These examples of global health diplomacy by middle owers are uncharacteristic of how traditional middle powers supposedly operate.

How else to explain Nadal's uncharacteristic lack of assurance at the critical phases of Sunday's final?

"Today was uncharacteristic," added Howe.