untypical

The paper will nearly always be quite untypical of its period.

But far too untypical, I fear, for our present needs.

Are those who drop out, for whatever reason, untypical of the whole group?

The teachers are not untypical in their problems with two language codes.

Of course, this example is deliberately untypical, although not impossible.

As a not untypical consumer of financial services, I was annoyed in two ways.

For the Giants, it was almost a typical performance in an untypical season.

In the end, she comes across as a not untypical woman of the 1960's.

The scene is not untypical near city high schools.

The status of the men, women and children commemorated here is not untypical.

Not untypical for so early in the morning, things seemed to be moving half speed around the sprawling air base.

Nor is this untypical; statistics prepared for the past four years present the same picture.

"This is a deal not untypical of deals in baseball today.

But things taken for granted attract less attention than the striking and untypical.

This particular type of robot application was not untypical, the researchers found.

One learns next to nothing about the country, not an untypical feature of media coverage.

The experience of the artillery officer was not untypical.

I suspected it was not untypical of this world.

But he was not quite so entirely untypical as it would suit the prime minister to have us believe.

Sadly, he is not untypical of people who open mouths first, then wait for others to correct them.

Isn't the Simpson case a highly untypical example of a criminal trial?

Baden-Powell's schooling and early army career were not untypical of his class.

Robinson was surprised and a little alarmed at such an untypical gesture.

Such a commitment, which was not untypical, was demanding of teachers and parents.

Perhaps the point can be best brought out by considering first authority as it functions in one, not untypical, context.