Sentence examples for find inconsistencies from inspiring English sources

The Internet provides a venue and a resource for millions of engaged and persnickety (and often angry) readers to check facts and find inconsistencies.

If they were instead prepared to work through the simulations they might find inconsistencies in their thought, unforeseen implications of their policies, or new reasons for their actions.

His main strategy has been to try to find inconsistencies in their testimonies and earlier statements to the grand jury, police investigators and child service workers.

Instead, police were trained to ask open-ended questions to elicit the whole story, and then go back over the details in a variety of ways to find inconsistencies.

Lieutenant Smith's lawyer, Michael Chertoff, seemed to make some headway in an attempt to find inconsistencies in the two officers' accounts, as well as conflicts with Officer Tortorella's interviews and grand jury testimony.

"While people are really anxious to find inconsistencies in those statements, they are in fact very consistent in terms of what is the ultimate political objective in Syria," he added.

Mr. Gellman appears to find inconsistency in these two observations, although in fact none exists.

Still, some find inconsistency in the Olympic committee's stance that it did not have authority to speak out about human rights in China and in Russia.

But look beyond that and you'll find inconsistency and a lack of updates.

Japanese experts also found inconsistencies in her death certificate.

He found inconsistencies in Mr. Vitale's account.