Sentence examples for contradictory inconsistent from inspiring English sources
"Similarly, the I.G. found that Hanssen's answers were often contradictory, inconsistent or illogical, and found Hanssen's cooperation concerning his finances, the significance of his espionage and his motives to be particularly problematic".
The select committee lambasted the accounts that Detective Sergeant Stuart Hinton, Sergeant Chris Jones and Inspector Ken MacKaill offered during an evidence session 10 days ago, concluding that: "The answers they gave were contradictory, inconsistent and provided little or no insight into their actions".
Scientific uncertainty arises when results are, e.g., not yet validated, contradictory, inconsistent, or not reproducible.
They are flawed, contradictory, inconsistent, emotional, and angry.
Many of which described the presentation as contradictory, inconsistent, and at times bordering on incoherent.
The Daily Mail's deputy editor, Jon Steafel, told the select committee his paper had seen some of the files last summer and they appeared to be "contradictory or inconsistent".
This strategy can minimize the risk that false positive or false negative results lead to a contradictory and inconsistent behavioral characterization of NPY function.
But her motherly side is a missing stroke in an incomplete character sketch, rather than a revelation of the ambivalent, contradictory and inconsistent nature of a fully drawn woman.
Although researchers quietly acknowledged that the data were "inconclusive and contradictory" or "inconsistent and contradictory" — two quotes from the cardiologist Jeremiah Stamler, a leading proponent of the eat-less-salt campaign, in 1967 and 1981 — publicly, the link between salt and blood pressure was upgraded from hypothesis to fact.
As a result, these interstitial spaces become theaters for performances of domination and resistance, leading to contradictory and inconsistent approaches to fire management that place gallery forests at risk.
