uncharacteristically

The man had an uncharacteristically serious look on his face.

Bob, you seem uncharacteristically behind the times on this one.

George, uncharacteristically, had said nothing throughout the first part of the meeting.

Once I had him talking, he seemed uncharacteristically willing to continue.

But uncharacteristically, he felt the need to press on with his thoughts.

Restaurants are doing uncharacteristically big business in the off season.

Before they all left, Hollywood came over, looking uncharacteristically serious.

Most uncharacteristically, he seemed reluctant to come to the point.

"Leave me alone," he said, his voice uncharacteristically hard and cold.

Kids go off to bed uncharacteristically early, what with Santa coming and all.

That may help the Rangers get off to an uncharacteristically strong start.

She'd already been quite uncharacteristically aggressive in this relationship as it was.

But I write the wrong name on the uncharacteristically emotional letter.

He was silent again, uncharacteristically so, for several more seconds.

When he spoke, his voice was uncharacteristically high in pitch.

For a moment she wondered if he was trying to be uncharacteristically funny.

And, uncharacteristically, he had brought her a gift a milk.

Then during an uncharacteristically hot week in late February, she took a turn for the worse.

His face was red and he looked uncharacteristically ill at ease.

He mentioned a certain Chicago team having an uncharacteristically hopeful season.

Did we have to be uncharacteristically aggressive to succeed there?

He looked from one to the other of them, uncharacteristically indecisive.

For most of this decade, its television ratings have been uncharacteristically low.

His blue eyes, so reminiscent of Jackson, turned uncharacteristically serious.

It was covered, uncharacteristically, by all the national television channels.