Sentence examples for sounds uncharacteristic from inspiring English sources

They reported that after a period of routine discussions between crew members, "the recordings show sounds uncharacteristic of a standard flight precede the moment of the airliner's disappearance".

But an unnamed source quoted by Interfax said "sounds uncharacteristic of routine flight were recorded preceding the moment that the aircraft disappeared from radar screens".

Information collected from an initial analysis of the plane's black boxes, currently being examined in Egypt, suggested that "sounds uncharacteristic of routine flights were recorded preceding the moment that the aircraft disappeared from radar screens", according to a source.

If the meek capitulation in the headline sounds uncharacteristic of Nvidia's infamously outspoken CEO, Jen-Hsun Huang, it's probably because he's bitter.

This was consistent with his political record, but it still sounded uncharacteristic.

Bassist Nate Mendel replied that the songs' uncharacteristic sound was "why [they] should go on the record".

While the precise cause of the crash remains a mystery, the absence of a distress call from the plane's pilots and "uncharacteristic" sounds heard from inside the plane just before it plunged to the ground may indicate that whatever happened took place suddenly and without warning.

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.

Fulton also detected that the sound was uneven, uncharacteristic of a machine's motions.

The disappearance of the Russian airliner which crashed in Sinai on Saturday was preceded by sounds in the cockpit "uncharacteristic of a standard flight", according to Russian media.

Presidential addresses and campaign speeches play on television sets in the background throughout a movie in which sound is used in uncharacteristic ways to augment the narrative.