Sentence examples for inconsistent again from inspiring English sources

He was actively seeking to mend his split with Luchian, and, although he called the painter "inconsistent", again stated that he found him to be Romania's best young artist.

As good as Ward looked yesterday, he may resort to that maddeningly inconsistent player again tonight.

"The notion that the FBI is a bastion of liberalism ― that you have wild-eyed left-wingers there running the FBI or populating the FBI ― is totally inconsistent with, again, these little things, these bothersome things called the facts," Holder said.

"The notion that the FBI is a bastion of liberalism ― that you have wild-eyed left-wingers there running the FBI or populating the FBI ― is totally inconsistent with, again, these little things, these bothersome things called the facts," former Attorney General Eric Holder said in an interview with HuffPost on Wednesday.

Jacobs, again inconsistent, gained 67 yards on 21 carries.

Here students face more confusing and inconsistent requirements and again get too little counseling.

When vegetables played a more significant role, the results were, again, inconsistent.

The state also has a reimbursement system for capital cases, but participation among the counties is, again, inconsistent.

The second half was dominated by Southampton who bombarded United's penalty area throughout and David De Gea, who was again inconsistent, had to produce an impressive save from a late Rickie Lambert free-kick to protect their lead.

But, just as Steve Thompson could occasionally be in the early part of his England career, he was once again inconsistent with his line-out throws.

To assess the impact of this, we performed a sensitivity analysis excluding such inconsistent responses, and again, a greater percentage chose 5-day outcomes as "most important" (data not shown).