Sentence examples for it would be uncharacteristic from inspiring English sources

"So it would be uncharacteristic of us to now comment on this.

But such timidity would be uncharacteristic of the prime minister, who has always understood that political capital can be earned by bold moves, and not just spent on them.

But other security experts say that a sloppy email leak, filled with evidence of Russian involvement, would be uncharacteristic for the country's sophisticated spy agencies.

Les Fagen, an attorney for Dauman and Abrams, countered that Redstone's decision to randomly discuss Paramount with "a stranger" would be uncharacteristic of a powerful business leader in control of his personal situation.

It would be very uncharacteristic of Apple to put unproven technology on one of its most sought-after products.

"It would be completely uncharacteristic for Team Perry not to make sure their big money guys were not completely involved in the game".

Moreover, since early BEV and HEV models are uncharacteristic typically smaller and simpler compared to later generations, it would be quite misleading to base long-term projections on the scrapping rates and mileage observed for these early varieties.

But, even if the series ends after one go-round, Winfrey can rejigger the gimmick of people giving away money to strangers — and it is a gimmick, for better and for worse — for use on her talk show; it would not be uncharacteristic of her to repackage her mistakes as learning opportunities for viewers.

He said it would have been uncharacteristic for her to disappear without telling anyone.

A famous story about Swartzwelder goes that when his favorite diner banned smoking, he had a booth from the restaurant installed in his own home -- an act that would not be uncharacteristic for Ron Swanson.

Our observations are consistent with the well-known fact that a decline in Δ ψm is a prelude to cell death, and would thus be uncharacteristic of aggressive UCP2 overexpressing tumor cells.