Sentence examples for enough to be inconsistent from inspiring English sources

Mr. Fredrickson took the title from W. E. B. Du Bois's comment on the subject: "Big Enough to Be Inconsistent: Abraham Lincoln Confronts Slavery and Race".

McIlroy remains youthful enough to be inconsistent and throughout even the early stages of his career, has endured periods where he flies off the rails.

"Until we learn that, we're going to be inconsistent".

The coverage on Giants kicks continues to be inconsistent, however.

The fear of being inconsistent about one's feminism often leads one to be inconsistent about one's feminism.

Otherwise, it is said to be inconsistent.

Enough to be said.

The administration is sensitive to any suggestion it has not done enough, or been inconsistent.

But at 18, New Yorkers are old enough to fight in wars, to drive and to vote, so many are complaining that the laws would be inconsistent.

Whether MPs and the Lords decide this is the right way to replace DRIPA the previous piece of legislation concerning these powers which didn't do enough to protect privacy and was inconsistent with EU law remains to be seen, but what does the Bill propose?

He can be inconsistent.