Sentence examples for bit irreconcilable from inspiring English sources

So it might seem a bit irreconcilable that Podesta, 26, who grew up in Colorado and is a graduate of New York University's Tisch School of the Arts, is currently on an odyssey to produce a film about a team of soccer players who are about as far from soccer millionaires as they possibly could be.

He (she at any rate) studies that the globular proteins are so compactly packed that their interior mimics that of solids[1], but finds it a bit irreconcilable with reports of inhomogeneous packing[2] in protein interior and presence of cavities therein[3].

Rather, as the novelist sees it, the war that opposes the United States and its allies against reputed terrorist groups like al Qaeda is a collision between incompatible networks, or what he calls circuits, whose apprehension of reality is every bit as irreconcilable as matter and antimatter.

And that similarity revises the history of the Lakers and Celtics a bit, which has always hinged on the idea of irreconcilable differences between the teams and the cities where they played: East Coast vs. West Coast, blue collar basketball vs. the Lakers' "Showtime" style, and less reasonably, but perhaps most fervently, the idea that the Celtics were "white" while the Lakers were "black".

Some cities are irreconcilable: Glasgow will never love Edinburgh, and Melbourne will always find Sydney a bit much.

We poured out a little bit of Katy Perry's perfume yesterday after news broke that Russell Brand was filing for divorce from the pop star, citing irreconcilable differences.

These policies are irreconcilable.

Irreconcilable differences are another.

Cruise cited irreconcilable differences.

Hanoi & Saigon seems irreconcilable.

The two are irreconcilable.