Sentence examples for inconsistent things from inspiring English sources

In short, voters want inconsistent things; politicians who promise such inconsistency may be popular but can't deliver.

Because all style guides like to do quirky, inconsistent things to annoy their readers.

"Eliot was crying and said two jangling if not necessarily inconsistent things," Mr. Constantine writes.

Allowances must be made for the rock star's prerogative to say vastly inconsistent things, without being called out on them, like any other mortal who gets their principles in a twist.

Hurley, for example, argues that we cannot believe mutually inconsistent things both of which we are conscious of in a single unified experience.

The fact that so many players have found form at the same time, while so many of the big clubs have been inconsistent, all things considered.

In schools that use harsher, more punitive more inconsistent discipline, things tend to get worse.

"If they were inconsistent with things we've seen up to this point in the election, I would tell you it might," Burr said.

If that tone becomes inconsistent, the thing that makes Path special will be lost.

In Mr. Cidoni's world view, there's nothing technologically inconsistent about such things.

They're mutually inconsistent, for one thing.