Sentence examples for uncharacteristic words from inspiring English sources

In a sign the government's tactics may be working, Mr. Nakaima offered uncharacteristic words of praise Friday, though he warned that the central government still had to win over other local leaders.

Imitating other people or exploding into uncharacteristic curse words, Samuel is appealingly apologetic.

Or is it really more like... ?" He paused, at an uncharacteristic loss for words.

The harsh words, uncharacteristic of G.M., come after the automaker lost $97 million from its 49percentt stake in Isuzu in the fourth quarter of last year.

Family members are sometimes shocked and mortified to hear a relative with Alzheimer's disease blurt out uncharacteristic, awful remarks — swear words, racial slurs, bitter complaints about a spouse.

But what was remarkable was the uncharacteristic bluntness of the wording.

After three years of restraint, there was an uncharacteristic edginess to Joe Schmidt's words yesterday, as the Ireland coach appeared anxious to edit the script that Warren Gatland has been writing about his side's tactical predictability.

Is this because there are so many more poor people than there are rich ones, and we're just applying an uncharacteristic rigour to our use of words like "wave"?

Let your partner react, and be prepared for anything from screaming at you, crying, leaving the room, telling you to fuck off, disbelief to complete silence, or even in some cases, if the relationship isn't in great shape, or they feared something else as a result of your uncharacteristic behaviour, like a serious illness, words or emotions of relief.

"I don't know how many ways that I could say it again, but I spent last night dreaming of something bad," Bruntnell sings, the words falling out in an uncharacteristic tumble.

Socrates' humour in the Cratylus is at least partly directed at his own uncharacteristic boldness in declaiming long strings of word derivations, contrary to his familiar disavowal of expert knowledge about anything.