Importantly our decision to treat sharp pain of any form to be uncharacteristic of deqi receives support from this survey.
After forcing Paul into an uncharacteristic six turnovers – including twice poking the ball off Paul's leg – and making a vile remark to officials about the level of respect Paul receives from them, Wall won his first head-to-head matchup against the fellow North Carolina native.
Taliban gunmen are also showing a new, uncharacteristic diplomacy, according to reports received by aid groups.
I fear I may have overloaded circuits at Delta's social media command center with my positivity because I received no response this time, which is very uncharacteristic.
But the behavior of the Americans in the Philippines following Laude's death is not uncharacteristic of the response that these crimes receive at home: blaming the victim, sweeping her death under the rug, and resisting accountability.
Chauncey Billups, who had his best seasons here as a Piston, was warmly received by the fans but marred his homecoming with an uncharacteristic eight turnovers.
Mr. Weinstein's uncharacteristic hedging may indicate some nervousness about how "Cold Mountain" will be received by moviegoers and members of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, who bestow the Oscars.
"It wasn't that good," he said, with uncharacteristic modesty, but I noticed that there were few classmates or friends who did not receive the grand tour the next few days, with that tour starting and ending with his Wall of Fame paper.
Uefa responded with uncharacteristic harshness: the second leg was annulled and Partizani were thrown out of Europe for the next four seasons and the offending players received lengthy bans.
Halit Ergenc, who played Suleiman, was inundated with hate mail and death threats.In this section Terror at the airport Biffo biffed Uncharacteristic modesty Magnificent no more A bad week Lonely tigress The trouble with Flanders ReprintsThe state media watchdog, RTUK, says that it has received a record number of complaints about the series.
Michael Fried, in his tautly argued book "Why Photography Matters as Art as Never Before" (2008), pauses to remark, with apparent (uncharacteristic) irrelevance — but evident intuitive understanding of the force of Struth's radiance — "A striking fact about Struth's public career is the almost universally enthusiastic response that his work has received".
