Sentence examples for most uncharacteristic from inspiring English sources

It was a most uncharacteristic move.

Perhaps because it was the most uncharacteristic thing the band had recorded to that point.

In 1953, Florene Marx, as she was then known, settled for one of Picasso's most uncharacteristic works.

The single most wince-worthy scene in this sad, untethered book is one that has Bridget climbing a tree in a most uncharacteristic way.

A 3-0 start had certainly been welcome around basketball-mad Chapel Hill, where the pain of a most uncharacteristic 8-20 stillnaggedl nagged Tar Heels fans.

A misaligned coq can cause problems... .. 4.34pm BST If you want to talk trends, then we must consider that France losing here would be most uncharacteristic.

Other times, though, the scars of this first abandonment are given in the most unadorned, uncharacteristic prose, as though she's trying to gnaw her way through her own sophistication to get to the truth of it.

With the first seven kicks of the shootout having been converted in front of the 30,790 supporters wedged into the Crvena Zvezda Stadium in Belgrade, West Germany's Uli Hoeness was first to wilt under the pressure and ballooned his effort over the bar in a most nationally uncharacteristic fashion.

Perhaps his most fascinating, if uncharacteristic, literary contribution came shortly after World War II, when he worked with Ukrainians stranded in camps in Germany for displaced persons.

While hundreds of police officers were getting soaked in the rains of Belfast as G8 protestors made their point, on Lough Erne their water-borne colleagues were making the most of the uncharacteristic blazing sunshine.

But there is no disputing that they have been doing their most consequential work in uncharacteristic silence in recent weeks.