Germany's finance minister accused the Americans of hypocrisy—"It's inconsistent for the Americans to accuse the Chinese of manipulating exchange rates and then to artificially depress the dollar exchange rate by printing money," he said.
Indoor plumbing, the printing press, skyscrapers, the suburbs, automobiles, television, the Sony Walkman™, and the franchise for women were all met with the objection that they were inconsistent with human dignity.
Both electricians said the certificate of electrical safety contained errors, with the signature inconsistent with the name of the person printed as signing it.
Inconsistent paper stock, glue stains, eraser marks; not only are these anticipated relics of an analog time, so is the source material — the printed page.
Another of Leibovitz's heroes is Julia Margaret Cameron, whose prints "were inconsistent" but "never boring," Leibovitz said.
Some of this is undoubtedly the inevitable gap between writing and appearing in print, but there remains an inconsistent inclusion of data available at the end of 2001.
All private diarists are entitled to be inconsistent egotists, but when you decide to go into print you have a duty at least to entertain and there are three problems with Wyatt's attempts to do this.
Yes, the Bank of England's justification for the policy has been inconsistent, and the economy is still smaller than a year ago, despite the printing of £200bn.
