Sentence examples for many uncharacteristic from inspiring English sources

A night after making so many uncharacteristic blunders — running into a double play, letting balls drop in the outfield — the Cardinals played up to their reputation as one of baseball's headier teams.

Grant, who was known for a photographic memory, had many uncharacteristic lapses when it came to remembering incidents involving Babcock.

Such service is among the many amenities uncharacteristic of lodging in the area.Other features include guest rooms furnished with vintage photographs, plasma TVs, DVD players and high-speed Internet access.

After the husband's death, the young widow refuses to return to her parents with her baby, suggesting a level of independence uncharacteristic in many parts of India.

Although it was uncharacteristic for Eno, many of the songs were written on acoustic guitar, with the help of Steinberg Cubase.

The discussion was not, in my view, uncharacteristic of discussions on many flight readiness issues on many previous occasions.

This new photographs are uncharacteristic for you in many ways.

At the same time, however, there is an excessiveness to many of these watches that is uncharacteristic.

Many framboids had a surface showing uncharacteristic bubble-like pores (Fig. 7A).

I was a little bored with Dries Van Noten's show: too many dark, high-tech-looking rain fabrics that seemed uncharacteristic of him.

But it was a stale romance, with an awkwardness in the line — too many tucks and folds — that added bulk, and was uncharacteristic of Mrs. Herrera.