Sentence examples for that uncharacteristic from inspiring English sources

The Times-Picayune took the opportunity to call that "uncharacteristic".

Hilliard atoned for that uncharacteristic performance -- only 3 catches for 43 yards -- with a huge game against the Seminoles in that season's national championship game.

That uncharacteristic restraint surely reflected the influence of Trump's legal team, which, for months, had been advising him that Mueller's investigation would be completed in fairly short order, and that the best course of action was to coöperate.

Holyfield said that the uncharacteristic boasting was uncalled for.

When they drink, they behave in ways that are uncharacteristic of their sober self.

"I found myself doing things that were uncharacteristic for me as well, and it was because of the emotion.

At the same time, however, there is an excessiveness to many of these watches that is uncharacteristic.

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

From bedrock and Wedge of Light to spire, there is an obviousness -- perhaps a literalness -- about the main features of this plan that is uncharacteristic of Mr. Libeskind.

Mayor Bloomberg, who is sometimes known for candor that is uncharacteristic in politicians, offered an unusual description of the city's fiscal obligations yesterday.

About four minutes in, Bradley's voice fractures in a way that feels uncharacteristic: "It took so long / to realize / I can still hear her / last goodbye".