Sentence examples similar to uncharacteristic era from inspiring English sources

The latter are dated to the early 2nd century CE, and are uncharacteristic of Second Temple era Jewish burial practices, yet similar to other known Hellenistic graveyards such as the one in Acre (Ptolemais).

Seattle' Felix Hernandez was an uncharacteristic 8-14 with a 5.55 ERA in 2018 and was rewarded with more than $26 million.

"The current era is one of uncharacteristic peace," Buck says.

Extant medieval illuminated Hebrew manuscripts are complex material objects and a distinct group of heritage artefacts which contain some features that are uncharacteristic of Latin manuscripts produced in the same era.

Road to Perdition (2002) Strangely, Newman (left) was the first choice for what was for him an uncharacteristic role as a crime boss in Sam Mendes's brooding, Depression-era melodrama.

Biographers of Hamer leave his intimidation of Canales out of their account of his life, dismiss the behavior as uncharacteristic or try to excuse his abusive policing practices as simply part of a violent era.

This was Rosi's first film in colour and was followed by the most uncharacteristic film of his career, C'era una Volta… (Cinderella Italian Style, 1967), a "realist fable", set in Naples during the era of Spanish domination, and starring, uncomfortably, Sophia Loren and Omar Sharif.

It was very uncharacteristic.

An uncharacteristic oversight.

That's uncharacteristic, too.

Hence his uncharacteristic respect.