Sentence examples for it is uncharacteristic from inspiring English sources

Although it is uncharacteristic of him, he says, "Don't cry, Mrs. Vachkova.

It is uncharacteristic of me to quit on anything, but I felt justified in making this garden the exception.

The rescue plan may have been imperfect (the banks requiring further injections of capital); the credit for it might properly belong to others too; it was uncharacteristic in its decisiveness and sweep; Mr Brown may bear some responsibility for the regulatory regime that failed in the first place.

However, it's uncharacteristic in its structure.

In 1949, that sort of violence was rare — it was uncharacteristic.

It's a savory, funky, thoroughly satisfying pleasure, though it's uncharacteristic of my favorite burgers.

If the manner of it was uncharacteristic, the spirit was in keeping with the man.

He added later: "It's uncharacteristic of us to play like this.

(It's uncharacteristic of the band to have left such a rough intro in the final edit).

It was uncharacteristic of Mr. McCain, according to a review of dozens of letters sent by him to the commission during the same period.

But given his exemplary track record as an investors' benefactor, it was uncharacteristic for him to have to 'fess up to the problem, which he is confident has been identified and will be sorted.