Sentence examples for inconsistent writes from inspiring English sources

"It's looking likely that Flintoff is going to prove as inspirational as Beefy, let's just hope that he's not as inconsistent," writes Dan MacDonald.

Its foes (nicknames include Bitchfork and Richdork) may deride its inconsistent writing and spotty coverage of genres beyond indie, but as a smart, passionate gateway to new music it is hard to beat.

Als's beautifully written preface serves only to make the memoir's shortcomings, from its inconsistent writing to its skim-the-surface introspection, all the more blatant by comparison.

Reviewers described Bakker's work as "thoroughly heartfelt," despite flaws such as inconsistent writing; Men's News Daily, a site which focuses on social values, suggested that Bakker's raptors "possess a quaint, special appeal in today's social climate".

But there's an element of fans who interpret criticism of bad or inconsistent writing as unwarranted criticism of individual characters or the show itself, and that's a wrestling match I don't have the mental energy for just now.

His account is "blunt and passionate," if "occasionally inconsistent," Judith Miller wrote in the Book Review in 2002.

"He was so inconsistent," she wrote in frustration, "that no one in the world could understand what he wanted".

I'm inconsistent about writing letters to tell Helen about who our daughter is becoming; I worry about how reports of tennis lessons and spring breaks in Hawaii will distance her from her first family.

This must set a record for crazily inconsistent DSM writing -- certainly never seen before and hopefully never to be topped in the future.

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

"These are individuals purporting to be experts but whose views are inconsistent with established knowledge," writes Cook.