Sentence examples for were uncharacteristic from inspiring English sources
adjective
Not characteristic
In nearly all cases, drifter trajectories were uncharacteristic of turtle trajectories.
"I found myself doing things that were uncharacteristic for me as well, and it was because of the emotion.
The extra scenes shot for the film to satisfy the censors were exquisitely lit by cinematographer Lee Garmes and as such were uncharacteristic of the unadorned visual style employed by Hawks throughout his career.
But he and other Muslims, many living in the poor suburbs outside downtown Toulouse, said they had already begun to detect nervous gazes that were uncharacteristic of this city.
A few in the first half were uncharacteristic.
Three defeats in five were uncharacteristic preparation for Wigan, but they returned to their best in a dominant performance coming after a derby loss to St Helens on Monday.
Their behavior has been uncharacteristic.
That's uncharacteristic, too.
Kennedy was uncharacteristic of him.
But that venom was uncharacteristic.
Who says they are uncharacteristic?
