Sentence examples similar to uncharacteristic thought from inspiring English sources

While Metaxas' stories in "Seven Men" are compelling, his discussions of Christian masculinity are clumsy and poorly thought-out, which is uncharacteristic of his writing.

Yet as I listen to his most personal thoughts and observe his uncharacteristic stillness, it occurs to me that midlife is the age of regret, and possibly, the truest test of what we're made of.

Lamb Chop, apparently overcome by uncharacteristic shyness--overwhelmed, perhaps, at the thought of all those candles on her cake--was letting Lewis do the talking.

"I thought that was really uncharacteristic of him".

After today's Tuesday's uncharacteristic shambles, Florence could be forgiven for wishing he was alone with his thoughts on the International Space Station, but must now regroup in order to contest the final stages of the C2 slalom with Hounslow on Thursday.

It was very uncharacteristic.

Their behavior has been uncharacteristic.

An uncharacteristic oversight.

That's uncharacteristic, too.

Hence his uncharacteristic respect.

Uncharacteristic from Bradley.