Sentence examples for are irreconcilable with from inspiring English sources

The goals of the press are irreconcilable with Cindy McCain's craving for privacy, secrecy, discretion.

Their actions are irreconcilable with the rights of human beings, the progress of nations, and with Islam.

Or when, in an oblivious echo of the Dred Scott decision, an African-American states that entire segments of the population are irreconcilable with the Constitution.

The doomsday scenario for these guys is that we lose the referendum 52/48, that I'm seen to have played a big role in the referendum, that a third of the Tory party are irreconcilable with dodgy Dave, because they think he's pulled every trick in the book, he hasn't played with a straight bat, and a third of the Conservative party come and join me and Ukip.

The same national security concerns have bolstered a class of self-proclaimed terrorism experts who decry Islam as an evil religion of terrorists and routinely brand Muslims as primitive, vengeful, duplicitous, and belligerent people who oppress women and gays, and possess values that are irreconcilable with "western Judeo-Christian civilization".

But Churchill's conviction proved justified, that Soviet ambitions were irreconcilable with European freedoms.

And even if it is passed, it may be irreconcilable with a sharply different Senate version.

In addition to being irreconcilable with the requirements of 3 U.S.C.

I am often told it's irreconcilable with the quaint, bookish and aloof culture of jazz.

When setting the fee cap, the Fed made an interpretation of Dodd Frank that was "irreconcilable with the statute," he wrote.

It is irreconcilable with the Bush administration's position that the new officials be endowed with only very limited powers.