Sentence examples similar to consonant with both from inspiring English sources

This line is mumbled by actor Heath Ledger, in the midst of an arresting and career-defining performance as Ennis, in which his anguished taciturnity seems both consonant with some of the finest performers in cinematic westerns - Henry Fonda, John Wayne - and entirely plausible - according to a more realistic code of the cinematic west, which Lee has announced as one of his own ambitions.

The prevalence of anti-HAV was much higher than that observed for anti-HEV, which is consonant with the profile reported from endemic areas for both viruses.

Fellow Southerners, we were both devoted to making our region more consonant with America's best values.

Unique ontological terms that were both statistically significant (FDR <0.05) and biologically consonant with the specific tissue tested were found for blood, liver and muscle.

He clings to the consonant with affection.

Are such sights consonant with two weeks of blissful rest?

The sign must be consonant with that which it signifies.

Revolutionary priorities had to be made consonant with other needs.

It seems right that Mother's Day should be consonant with the fullness of spring.

That moment is consonant with the artist that I got to know briefly.

We align our perceptions and beliefs to be consonant with our social identities".