So we can have distinct inconsistent world-books, taken as sets of mutually inconsistent propositions, representing intuitively distinct impossibilities.
And Pam and Ernie's son is consistently inconsistent since the book by Bill Russell changes its mind every five minutes about what that kid, Jimmy Jake Boydd) should be.
Gloria Metrick, a consultant who advises laboratories on how to manage their information systems, said her experience with travel agents, big and small, had been so inconsistent that she books her own travel over the Internet.
The level of functioning as displayed in the books is inconsistent with the physical, mental, and indeed sexual functioning expected from someone drinking this much alcohol.
Toys and books sold in their millions, though purist fans bemoaned the inconsistent back stories that resulted from multiple revivals and ill-researched plot lines.
In this study, we found that almost 60% of the books that defined evolution in three sections were inconsistent, whereas almost 30% of books that defined evolution in two sections were inconsistent.
Blunt and passionate, Pipes's book is occasionally inconsistent, and its policy recommendations sometimes appear ill considered.
Even if the book proved too inconsistent, it created exactly the bleak atmosphere I was looking for with this word.
His account is "blunt and passionate," if "occasionally inconsistent," Judith Miller wrote in the Book Review in 2002.
I suspect they will, otherwise each magazine and book could have an inconsistent user interface.
