Sentence examples for uncharacteristically challenging from inspiring English sources

His detailed neurological exam was normal except for finding tandem gait uncharacteristically challenging, moderate sway on Romberg, and decreased cold perception below the ankles.

But as more and more homes — some stately, some mere shacks — have come tumbling down over the last week and a half, an uncharacteristically fierce backlash has broken out, challenging one of Russia's most powerful politicians.

The Senate majority leader, Mitch McConnell, who very rarely challenges the president, issued an uncharacteristically stern statement suggesting the chamber would only accept a replacement defence secretary in Mattis's mould.

Uncharacteristically, Tony Blair is now ducking that challenge, offering instead to help train a new Afghan army.

(I did dare the founders to give me the exact figure for this funding round but, uncharacteristically, they chickened out of the challenge).

He saw off a leadership challenge last year, and in an uncharacteristically colourful moment in this campaign he scornfully slapped down a Fianna Fail opponent during a television debate, telling him, "You're full of wind and spoof".

Mitt Romney, uncharacteristically, sweats.

Walmart seems uncharacteristically spooked.

Gordon was uncharacteristically nervous.

He was uncharacteristically reflective.

Goldwater was uncharacteristically jealous.