Sentence examples for is consonant with the notion from inspiring English sources
Recently an abundance of experimental evidence has been gathered that is consonant with the notion that individual preferences are inconsistent and unstable.
This is consonant with the notion that the products of genes expressed in this stage are involved in a greater number of highly connected regulatory networks, and are thus constrained in their divergence due to the cascading effects of deleterious mutations [ 15, 16].
It is also because it is consonant with the entire body of human self-deception.
That moment is consonant with the artist that I got to know briefly.
Only that policy mix is consonant with the selfish enjoyment of our rights and the pursuit of our happiness.
Our approach is consonant with the Crete Declaration on Oral Cancer Prevention (Peterson, 2005).
It seems right that Mother's Day should be consonant with the fullness of spring.
These laws were consistently found to be consonant with the Williams Act and thus constitutional.
Identify potential new revenue sources that are consonant with the mission of university.
This was consonant with the prevailing English practice regarding pleas in bar.
The residents, they say, are happy with their homes and the improvements they make are consonant with the designs.
