Sentence examples for uncharacteristic warmth from inspiring English sources

"The Concorde is the last great ride left in the air," Mr. Brancatelli said in a moment of uncharacteristic warmth toward an airplane.

Audiences today will notice a melodic warmth uncharacteristic of earlier Weill -- Mr. Mauceri refers to the music's "new generosity" -- without recognizing that this new feeling derives from carefully borrowed materials.

In stark contrast to these two, La fille brings about a sense of gentle "lyricism" and "warmth", which is uncharacteristic of Debussy's music of this kind.

It was very uncharacteristic.

Their behavior has been uncharacteristic.

An uncharacteristic oversight.

That's uncharacteristic, too.

Hence his uncharacteristic respect.

Uncharacteristic from Bradley.

His warmth.

An uncharacteristic pause.