"The notion that he wouldn't ask for anything," Korman said in court, "that he would affirmatively say he didn't want anything, strikes me as being almost totally inconsistent with his personality".
The paper claimed Bảo Đại was "big like a lubber, had many children, and was very fond of women" while Khải Định was uncomfortable with females, hinting that the different personalities were inconsistent with a common biological lineage.
4. Temporal instability (inconsistent with the relative stability of personality traits). 5. Poor coverage of personality psychopathology (Personality Disorder not otherwise specified is the most frequently diagnosed PD in clinical practice).
The Yankees' Rodriguez/Jeter split personality leads to inconsistent baseball but makes for fascinating reading.
Thus, although there is evidence that some ED patients (particularly those exhibiting binging/purging behaviour) experience their ED as an addiction, evidence for shared addictive personality characteristics is inconsistent and overall there appears to be insufficient empirical evidence in support of the addictions model [ 7, 54, 55].
"As inconsistent as his play was, his personality was just as consistent," Manager Bobby Valentine said.
Mr. Saget can be sardonic and has a background in foulmouthed standup comedy, but in this premiere his character's personality is faint and inconsistent.
Within the first session the therapist moves towards the identification of personality characteristics which are inconsistent with being "worthless".
Universal agreement on this point remains elusive, however, with other studies reporting that the linkages between personality and cancer diagnosis are inconsistent.
For example, many authorities believe there is a link between childhood sexual abuse and the development of borderline personality disorder or between harsh, inconsistent punishment in childhood and the development of antisocial personality disorder.
