Sentence examples for be absolutely inconsistent from inspiring English sources

As we have said, a federal statute's saving clause "'cannot in reason be construed as [allowing] a common law right, the continued existence of which would be absolutely inconsistent with the provisions of the act.

Former Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton said at the time it was "absolutely inconsistent" with American values.

The doctor's lawyer, Mario A. Iavicoli, said the allegations were "absolutely inconsistent" with the doctor's record in private practice.

New evidence proves that the brain swelling was absolutely inconsistent with smothering; and had the state's forensic pathologist followed standard medical protocol, the timing of the lip injury could have been conclusively proven".

"It is absolutely inconsistent with American values and the standards we expect from our military personnel," she said in Washington, adding that anyone involved "must be held fully accountable".

"It's absolutely inconsistent with everything the pope stands for," he said of the ticket sales.

Where, however, the statute uses words which are not absolutely inconsistent with an honest purpose, such as was held by this court in Britton's Case were the words 'will-fully misapplied,' the allegation of an intent to defraud becomes material, in the highest degree.

"What was expressed is absolutely reprehensible and completely inconsistent with Chi Omega's values and policies," the national organization said in the statement.

I cannot understand why the old man cannot do justice to those to whom he owed so much and the whole thing is so absolutely inconsistent with what he had already cabled.

When his interlocutor cites Kertesz's claim elsewhere that "Fatelessness" is "absolutely authentic" and based on "documented facts," Kertesz rejoins: "That's not inconsistent with its being fictional..

It's absolutely dreadful!