uncharacteristic造句

This was uncharacteristic.

But Mr Greer is unapologetic about this uncharacteristic sobriety.

It was uncharacteristic of her father to disappear like this.

This seemingly uncharacteristic aggression may be the result of captivity.

The opening goal was pure brilliance but its genesis came from an uncharacteristic error from Fabregas.

Paul Scholes' uncharacteristic error enabled Danny Murphy to step forward and beat Tomasz Kuszczak.

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

So it was uncharacteristic, to say the least, that I slept outside on a cardboard box last Thursday night.

Difficulties in diagnosing these lesions are well reported and relate to changes in fat content causing uncharacteristic appearances on imaging.

And the White House is perplexed by the uncharacteristic lack of discipline indicated by Clinton's occasional overseas gaffes.

He recounted the moment later with uncharacteristic regret: "it's one of the things in life I really feel ashamed about."

After days of uncharacteristic silence, Mr. Sarkozy urged transportation workers Tuesday to return to work, vowing the government would not back down.

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

There also was an uncharacteristic blunder: Equities-trading revenue tumbled because Goldman was caught flat-footed when volatility rose as markets tumbled.

During the show, the teen was seen placing seven fingers lined up consecutively on her forehead to demonstrate its uncharacteristic depth.

Often the behaviour is aggressive and self-destructive and may be very uncharacteristic of the person, who may have no idea why he or she behaved in that way.