Sentence examples for inconsistent arguments from inspiring English sources

History may be less admiring of his willingness to make inconsistent arguments and to lie with a straight face.

Paul Krugman's over-zealous attacks on Sanders in the New York Times has decimated his own reputation (just look at reader comments), especially for the hundreds of thousands who have seen this scathing video critique of the columnist's suspiciously inconsistent arguments.

When left to themselves, students tend to avoid cognitive conflict [ 84, 85], display faulty logic, produce inconsistent arguments, and, as newcomers to medical discourse, frequently misuse language [ 24, 44, 86].

Even ignoring the obvious ethical dilemma inherent to such views, consider how internally inconsistent his argument is at the most basic level.

In any case, those who echo Mellon's view about letting downturns run their course are inconsistent in their arguments.

Richard Sylla, a professor of financial history at the Stern School of Business at New York University, called Mr. Greenspan's small-investor argument inconsistent.

This evidence of selection for reduced apoptotic loss (a pathway consistent with K-selection, not r-selection) in lung and colon cancer is inconsistent with our argument that P-rich lung and colon tumors are the products of r selection.

Our study demonstrates that the downstream genes in the GA pathway did not exhibit the elevated substitution rate, inconsistent with previous argument that downstream genes in metabolic pathways would evolve more rapidly than upstream genes.

This may seem to be inconsistent with the argument that long working hours disrupt health behaviours, which in turn partly mediate the relationship between working hours and health [ 31, 32].

An inconsistent offensive line.

I argue that several arguments are inconsistent with empirical evidence or with economic logic.