Sentence examples for this uncharacteristic from inspiring English sources

What agenda, conscious or unconscious, on the part of the editors does this uncharacteristic barb imply?

This uncharacteristic restraint is also part of HP's plan to avoid discovery".

For a company overseeing index funds, however, explaining this uncharacteristic lack of performance presents a challenge.

He stops himself, looking for a suitably philosophical rationale for this uncharacteristic confession.

Given the memorial nature of the piece, this uncharacteristic Feldman stroke seems spiritually right and musically gratifying.

Then he was smoothing her hair back and she was laughing at this uncharacteristic intimacy, something he'd done only a few times in their six years.

Although he once said all his subsequent books could be traced from this manifesto, the uncharacteristic revolutionary spirit of the book now embarrasses him.

"This was uncharacteristic of FEMA," said Senator Charles E. Schumer, Democrat of New York.

This was uncharacteristic of them, so much so that Strauss's last ball was deemed by some to be the dreaded teesra – but only after the England captain had missed it.

But this is uncharacteristic of a movie that subtly follows an Austenesque process as it moves from playful banter and underlying tension into the true love and mutual reliance that springs up when John and Fanny become next-door neighbours in Hampstead.

And with this very uncharacteristic move from BlackBerry, it's hard to argue against his statement.