Sentence examples for seems uncharacteristic from inspiring English sources

His late-period recordings of Charles Ives have a reserved, autumnal beauty that seems uncharacteristic of him, but may ultimately be more revealing than his signature explosions of passion and energy.

By inhibiting GDP release, Gdi2 maintains Rab in an inactive conformation, an action that seems uncharacteristic for an oncoprotein.

But other factors make sense of what might seem uncharacteristic choices by New Jersey voters.

That may seem uncharacteristic coming from a manager who has come to be known as something of a stone-faced thinker.

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

Such a move seemed uncharacteristic for an inside player like him, but he obviously felt that doubts about Iraq, even coming from someone with his bona fides, couldn't get a private hearing in the Bush White House.

The groups said Ford's decision seemed uncharacteristic for a company that had supported gay and lesbian causes and had offered the same health benefits to homosexual and heterosexual couples since 2000.

The behavior seemed uncharacteristic for Trudeau, who since assuming office in November has made headlines for making half the members of his cabinet women and for welcoming Syrian refugees to Canada.

Madonna has a huge gay following and is a strong advocate for equal rights, so her latest omission seems a little uncharacteristic.

"I had two basic three-putts, and that seems just very uncharacteristic for me," said Kuchar, who parred the last five holes as did Johnson, who parred the last nine.

The hottest Pakistani summers on record followed by uncharacteristic floods seems to all underscore the creeping panic, while for those on the other side of the debate, the future's so bright, they're just happy to wear shades.