Sentence examples for somewhat uncharacteristic from inspiring English sources

The observer sorts the cards into piles reflecting whether a behavior was highly characteristic, characteristic, somewhat characteristic, somewhat uncharacteristic, or highly uncharacteristic of the child.

For what they see works on the Internet already, Apple is doing something somewhat uncharacteristic (at least in recent times) for them: they're partnering up.

But within about 5 minutes, suddenly intensely triggered by remembering some of the routine plans of our day, seized by fierce resistance, aversion, and his own fiery temper, the emotional weather of my little son dramatically changed into a full-on, somewhat uncharacteristic, tantrum-ing storm.

This was a slightly uncharacteristic show of emotion.

"Last year was pretty uncharacteristic for me," Brien said.

The solidity of those arms and of Ms. de France's overall physicality function somewhat contrapuntally with the uncharacteristic, brief flourishes from Beethoven's Piano Concerto No. 5 (the "Emperor" Concerto) that punctuate several scenes, a use of music that recalls the films of Robert Bresson, an important influence on the Dardennes.

His comment brought to an end – albeit a somewhat fuzzy end – four months of uncharacteristic dithering.

The work is a suite for solo cello written for Jeffrey Zeigler, who approached it somewhat gingerly on Friday, playing with a slender sound and an uncharacteristic rhythmic reticence.

It was very uncharacteristic.

Their behavior has been uncharacteristic.

Hence his uncharacteristic respect.