Sentence examples for accept inconsistencies from inspiring English sources

"His understanding of the urban context of architecture, complemented by his talented partner, Denise Scott Brown, with whom he has collaborated on both more writings and built works, has resulted in changing the course of architecture in this century," the citation said, "allowing architects and consumers the freedom to accept inconsistencies in form and pattern, to enjoy popular taste".

Mostly, reality shows underscore that viewers today accept inconsistency and know when to read between the lines.

But perhaps one ought to accept the inconsistencies as integral to the effect.

In setting out a forward-looking agenda we should not accept any inconsistency.

A system of thought that accepts no inconsistencies is a frightful thing.

A declaration in September 2016 from the new NSW Liberal party agent Bruce Walton, who was not the party agent at the time the donations were made, said that he "accepts that inconsistencies exist between the donations that were made".

We need to cross-examine them, recognizing and accepting the inconsistencies and gaps in those that make us proud and happy as well as those that cause us pain.

As customers constantly clamored for new patterns to suite their individual tastes, the challenge was to create great variety "without increasing the cost of production, and without having to accept irregularities and inconsistencies in workmanship".

Mr Sollers has swung from Maoism through post-modernism to Catholicism, relishing a reputation for intellectual dandyism (which he would accept) and for inconsistency (which he denies).

"In particular, we accept that the inconsistency of approach across the four policing districts is unacceptable and it will not continue".

"You have inconsistencies.