Sentence examples for fundamentally inconsistent from inspiring English sources

That's never the way our country has operated and it's fundamentally inconsistent with our traditions.

The plan not only undermines hopes for peace with the Palestinians but "is fundamentally inconsistent with Israel's future as a Jewish and democratic state", spokesman Mark Toner argued.

Professor Chris Rapley, former director of the Science Museum, said the position of Wellcome Trust and the Gates Foundation is "fundamentally inconsistent", adding that as scientific thought leaders, any gesture was particularly powerful.

He argued, according to a January briefing paper to prepare Attorney General Smith for Congressional testimony, that the House bill would essentially "establish a quota system for electoral politics, a notion we believe is fundamentally inconsistent with democratic principles".

"Those opposed to this concept argue that any possibility of override is fundamentally inconsistent with the rule of law inherent in the convention system and with the concept of the convention as a charter of fundamental rights and freedoms.

DealBook » Obama Taps Hoenig for F.D.I.C. Spot  |  President President Obama nominated Thomas Hoenig, former president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City, to be vice chairman of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, selecting an economist who has said the biggest banks are "fundamentally inconsistent with capitalism".

Parks's characterization of the inconsistent, fundamentally incoherent nature of the Nobel Prize and its laureates makes me feel excited about it all over again.

The system we have is fundamentally contradictory, bloated, inconsistent, filled with perverse incentives, no feedback, and measuring the wrong outcomes over the wrong timeframe.

The Theatre of the Absurd of the 1950s and early 1960s took this technique further to demonstrate that life is not merely inconsistent but fundamentally absurd.

In contrast, the President has said that empathy may play the role of tie-breaker, not case-breaker, when what the law demands is inconsistent or fundamentally unclear.

My fear of the consequences of a Trump victory in the Presidential election is not simply because of Mr. Trump's misleading, (consistently) inconsistent, and fundamentally incorrect statements in the realm of environmental and energy policy.