Sentence examples for felt inconsistent from inspiring English sources

Criticising the way Cable was handling the bid, he told Lord Justice Leveson: "We're a party that believes in the free market, in supporting enterprising companies, in government bureaucracy not getting in the way of companies that want to expand and backing people who take risks, and I think that I felt that the approach the government was taking felt inconsistent with that".

Killer Mike's dismissiveness of the #NeverAgain protests also feels inconsistent.

This is a vastly more sophisticated paradigm than the one that underpins the SDGs and a large part of why the encyclical feels cohesive, fresh and relevant, where the SDGs feel inconsistent, clunky and 20 years out of date.

I used to feel inconsistent, because my moods would change.

"I feel very inconsistent in my acting," she said.

Case feels that inconsistent team selection has a part to play in their slump.

I have never felt it is inconsistent in saying that you can take a liberal approach to immigration, where you welcome people into the country who want to contribute, who want to seek refuge, who have every right to come to this country, but at the same time say we have got to be tough about how we run the system.

He wanted to put it in the Ambassade, but the hotel's other co-owner, older and more conservative, felt it was inconsistent with the hotel's traditional setting and architecture.

But beware -- the ads for Don Jon, which make it seem like a straight-up romantic comedy -- are quite misleading, since that represents only part of a film that felt so jarringly inconsistent as to almost seem schizophrenic.

While Q called it "a dense, fascinating, idiosyncratic and accomplished art rock album", the NME felt it was inconsistent and "(at least) a quarter-of-an-hour too long".

Articles felt to be inconsistent with the journal's mission were rejected.