Sentence examples for is inconsistent with the idea from inspiring English sources
"Seeing storefront dispensaries advertise with neon pot leaves is inconsistent with the idea most people have of medical marijuana," said Ms. Holcomb, of the A.C.L.U.
Lewis argues that this is inconsistent with the idea that objects undergo real change.
But that fact is inconsistent with the idea that constituency is parthood and the plausible assumption that parthood is transitive.
This pattern is inconsistent with the idea that people will be more likely to notice threatening unexpected objects in contexts that are more stressful or potentially more dangerous.
Activists say a hereditary monarchy is inconsistent with the idea of a democracy, but that most people are more interested in celebrity weddings than constitutional reform.
Although there is always the possibility that an occasional study is fraudulent, the number of preclinical studies that cannot be reproduced is inconsistent with the idea that all irreproducibility results from misconduct in such research.
This was inconsistent with the idea that the Republicans were acting out of a principled belief that the next President should choose — but, again, the real affront seems to have been in the idea that Obama might get to act as the President he is.
Fourth, he argued that slavery was inconsistent with the idea of America, with its national narrative and highest ideals, and not just with its founding documents.
It's inconsistent with the idea that Flynn quit of his own volition, but also impossible to reconcile with what actually happened.
Taken together, the observations above are inconsistent with the idea that the delay, per se, accounts for the neuronal recovery.
Activation of PNs by the airflow stimulus seems to indicate that olfactory sensory neurons may be involved in this response, but results from antenna immobilization studies (Fig. 4 and Fig. S5) are inconsistent with the idea that the airflow-evoked responses we observed were a simple olfactory response.
