uncharacteristic

The poem opens with an uncharacteristic "we, " as if I were speaking for all American poets.

If anyone wants to leave Japan, an FSA official says with uncharacteristic bluntness, "by all means get out. "

In an uncharacteristic move, airline-industry regulators in Beijing said they would allow China Eastern's shareholders to settle the matter.

In an uncharacteristic urge for neatness, I decided to tidy the collection into a single iTunes library.

That may help to explain why recently Egypt has seen an uncharacteristic flaring up of strikes and protests of every kind.

Dark rewound the tape and watched in uncharacteristic silence as Dennis went into the kitchen and got a bowl of ice cream.

Your uncharacteristic emotional intensity can get in the way of a more easygoing aspect of your own nature.

I explained that it was an isolated, uncharacteristic act of rebellion.

In an uncharacteristic display, Federer argued with chair umpire Jake Garner during a changeover in the U. S. Open final Monday.

This seemingly uncharacteristic aggression may be the result of captivity.

ITALIAN bankers have been doing deals with uncharacteristic allegria during the past year, making up for lost time.

Federer did little to help himself reverse that trend, with an uncharacteristic 32 unforced errors.

On the face of it , Mr Buffett's gambit looks both unwise and uncharacteristic .

After an uncharacteristic shaky spell of late, Scholes believes the Stadium of Light win could be just the boost United need.

The foray into public diplomacy is uncharacteristic for Hu, who as a party insider for two decades has excelled in closed-door politics.

In the book's second section, Gass delves into politics with characteristic zeal and uncharacteristic topicality.

Status Offline Drew regrets this whole uncharacteristic episode, but he was following deep-rooted patterns of human behavior.

Children perceive more intense symptoms of appendicitis and they often experience a wide range of uncharacteristic clinical manifestations.

It also offered an uncharacteristic show of remorse, calling the civilian deaths "very regrettable. "

Jack exercised uncharacteristic restraint in that situation.

For many, this means increased anti-social behaviour and, in comments sections, an uncharacteristic tendency to insult and attack.

Taking a bet on a big deal today would be a huge and uncharacteristic gamble.

Hodgson admitted afterwards Reina had taken his uncharacteristic error 'hard'.

He exercised uncharacteristic restraint on these topics.

Even so, Brazil's never-before situation is leading to an uncharacteristic outbreak of long-termism.

Michael exhibits an uncharacteristic vulnerability when he softly tells her, "But I want to. "

China , for its part, surveys the future with uncharacteristic optimism .

It is quite uncharacteristic of my brother to treat a lady in such a way.

Rainy Britain, on the other hand, has suffered from uncharacteristic dry spells the past few springs.