Sentence examples for felt incompatible from inspiring English sources

My dad left the army because military life felt incompatible with family life – too unpredictable.

If my primary criticism of Freedom concerns Patty, my secondary one centres around a death that feels incompatible with the book's tone as well as overly convenient in serving the plot.

Fears and insecurities may feel incompatible with the image you're maintaining and receiving accolades for.

It is not that I am better, it is that I am different, and my difference feels incompatible with yours, dear tech.

Cruz's reception galvanized the Giants as they went in at halftime, and a rapid-fire drive near the end of the third quarter felt similarly incompatible.

While the critics sort out the riddle, the two are freed to play blues-rock with a depth and feel completely incompatible with their image.

The "peace deal" imposes a parallel legal system in one part of Pakistan giving local judges the power to throw out federal laws they feel are incompatible with Shariah.

Yet, because these are all motivationally loaded, the fact that someone sincerely makes such a claim (that is, is expressing something she actually feels) is incompatible with her failing to have the corresponding motivations.

Given that the research also suggested over half of non-Muslim Britons felt Islam was incompatible with British values, you can see why.

The show was put out on a Friday, a night on which the WB had never broadcast before, at 8 00 pm, a time Oakley felt was inappropriate, and aired in front of The Wayans Bros., The Jamie Foxx Show and The Steve Harvey Show, all shows with which Oakley felt it was "incompatible".

And the two never felt like they were incompatible.