Sentence examples for is uncharacteristic of from inspiring English sources
Although it is uncharacteristic of him, he says, "Don't cry, Mrs. Vachkova.
A judge remarks in court that the man's crime is "uncharacteristic" of the minority ethnic community to which he belongs.
"At times, we lost our focus, getting into scuffles and stuff like that, which is uncharacteristic of our team".
From bedrock and Wedge of Light to spire, there is an obviousness -- perhaps a literalness -- about the main features of this plan that is uncharacteristic of Mr. Libeskind.
The piece I am specifically thinking of is a series of paintings called Let a Thousand Flowers Bloom which, in a way, is uncharacteristic of him.
Its wordplay aside, this poem is uncharacteristic of the work in "The Beforelife" in that the tone underlying most of the others is fury, strictly contained.
Kennedy was uncharacteristic of him.
It's a savory, funky, thoroughly satisfying pleasure, though it's uncharacteristic of my favorite burgers.
It feels odd to find them there, because they're uncharacteristic of Kelley's art overall.
He recalled: "She seemed pretty distressed, which was uncharacteristic of her.
"This was uncharacteristic of FEMA," said Senator Charles E. Schumer, Democrat of New York.
