Sentence examples for does that jibe from inspiring English sources

If Sanchez is trying so hard, how does that jibe with criticism that he is not displaying enough emotion after losses?

What the revised version of "A Class Act" allows for is the context to accept that, and not only does that jibe with Kleban's own obsession with context, the songs themselves are often quite moving.

"Not only does that not jibe with my memory, it doesn't jibe with reality," Mr. Gitlin said, pointing out that he never saw me out of bed.

How did that jibe with Juniper's espoused values of authenticity and trust?

What so often happens in press conferences is the shouted questions are often from reporters who clearly don't like any answer that doesn't jibe with what they have already decided is the truth.

The only thing that doesn't jibe here is that Middle America has caught up with the academy; and frankly surpassed them this time.

This is when you most need to be mindful of the boom, as the boom will swing from one side of the boat to the other when you tack (you don't want to be in its way when it does that).. Gybing (Jibing): This is the opposite of tacking, which means that it is when you turn the stern (or back) of the boat through the wind so that wind shifts to the other side of the boat.

However, the vivacious Bella, drawn with affection and humor by Halpin (who also illustrates several middle-grade series), has her own idea of what's appropriate — candy for breakfast, no washing your hair ever, no such thing as bedtime — that doesn't jibe with that of her parents.

There's a Flowers for Algernon quality about him that doesn't jibe either with the manic depressive diagnosis or the fact that he used to be the chair of the history department at the local high school and is university educated.

Equally important is that Amazon.com is widely recognized to be the leader in online customer service an image that doesn't jibe well with the idea of non-Amazonians packing up your books.

He also said he would continue to deliver speeches for which he is paid six figures during his wife's presidential campaign because "I gotta pay our bills". Clinton asserted that he had "taken almost no capital gains" over the past 15 years — a claim that does not jibe with public tax returns.