Sentence examples for uncharacteristic decision from inspiring English sources

The uncharacteristic decision to swiftly make public the outcome of that struggle also seemed intended to bolster Mr. Kim's image as a self-confident leader.

Mr. Bush's uncharacteristic decision to revisit calculations that his campaign had previously outlined seemed to be an acknowledgment of a potentially troubling political reality for him.

The dilemma pushed him into a wholly uncharacteristic decision to defy the party whips and join a band of 69 Labour MPs, including Roy Jenkins, David Owen and Roy Hattersley, whose votes were decisive in ensuring that Britain joined.

In the early 90's, Mr. Gaither said, Mr. Plimpton became so worried about his house that he made the uncharacteristic decision to limit the guest list to 100; after much effort, it was eventually winnowed to 125, but Mr. Plimpton found the exercise distasteful, and never tried it again.

The fact that over 100 companies have launched accelerators and invested in seed stage startups is a very uncharacteristic decision for large public companies.

Since launching about a year and a half ago, we've written a fair amount about Prismatic, which made the uncharacteristic decision to go Web-first, before launching a mobile app later in the summer.

That said, the company does find itself making some uncharacteristic decisions as it edges toward its fifth birthday.

"I've done everything," she said with uncharacteristic determination.

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.

While Ms. Black struggled to gain her bearings, the department increasingly appeared, to many inside, to be losing its own, backing down from decisions and showing uncharacteristic uncertainty during a tumultuous time for the city's schools.

President Ernesto Zedillo lashed out with uncharacteristic spleen this week when he announced the decision to dump the project.