Sentence examples for quite uncharacteristic from inspiring English sources

They were "up to" something quite uncharacteristic: designing Christian murals for the parish church of Berwick in East Sussex.

It's also quite uncharacteristic of A Woman Without a Country, not in its subject matter, but in its ready embrace of rhyme and regular metre.

While the educational session at the home of Stanley Sheinbaum, the publisher and Democratic fund-raiser, was hardly unusual for the outspoken and politically active Mr. Beatty, what emerged was quite uncharacteristic: a measured, almost circumspect analysis of President Bush's confrontation with Iraq and his push for a Congressional resolution authorizing the use of force.

"Obviously, we had some huge mistakes against New England that were, quite honestly, uncharacteristic," he said.

Rather than uncharacteristic, Moghadam's comments may have been seen as the last straw.

But he bobbled it, made an error so uncharacteristic I still haven't quite gotten over it.

Google, in particular, is reportedly planning quite a presence at this year's show — which is pretty uncharacteristic for the company.

The person you met at the party you so nearly didn't go to, the guy from the bar who was only there because of a wildly uncharacteristic diary glitch – no matter what swoon-inducing escapades ensue, it's not quite the same if you've been paired up online.

Immigration lawyers who have worked with Mr. Marks in the past think that his approach to the Lennons' case has been uncharacteristic of him, and it is at least open to question whether he would have proceeded in quite the way he did without some guidance from his superiors in the Department of Justice and the Nixon Administration.

It was very uncharacteristic.

Their behavior has been uncharacteristic.