uncharacteristic

What I said next was even more uncharacteristic for me.

It still seemed uncharacteristic, but not so much as before.

But the company has made some uncharacteristic moves of late.

But then uncharacteristic things began to happen in the dream.

And the Nixon campaign itself was in many ways uncharacteristic.

What he did in the first half was totally uncharacteristic.

For a moment, her words took an uncharacteristic turn toward the bitter.

He lifted his phone and made a call, something very uncharacteristic for him.

Detroit shot an uncharacteristic 12 for 23 from the floor.

She was showing some uncharacteristic age lines around her eyes.

We made so many mistakes that were uncharacteristic of our team.

Just a few months ago, questions about politics would be met with uncharacteristic silence.

At least, your uncharacteristic behavior of a few minutes ago is no longer a mystery.

They, at least, were enjoying a few uncharacteristic hours of peace.

In the middle of October her work started to take a new and completely uncharacteristic turn.

When she spoke again there was uncharacteristic concern in her voice.

Even though we could now see each other he avoided my eyes, and this was uncharacteristic.

In an uncharacteristic display of violence, she had killed it.

The goal had come after an uncharacteristic drought at the time.

"This was very uncharacteristic of how we have been playing.

"They threw the ball away, which is uncharacteristic of them."

Yet the feet were small, and the face pointed, uncharacteristic of wolves.

But she hadn't turned up for work that morning, and this was uncharacteristic.

His uncharacteristic hesitation fell away and he began to move forward once more.

There was an uncharacteristic beat of silence before he asked, "Where are you?"