Sentence examples for it doesn't jibe from inspiring English sources

"It doesn't jibe".

One of the puzzles about today's report is that it doesn't jibe with the recent figures for G.D.P., which have been weak.

"Not only does that not jibe with my memory, it doesn't jibe with reality," Mr. Gitlin said, pointing out that he never saw me out of bed.

And it doesn't jibe with the testimony of Carolyn Loudon, the archetypical lady downstairs, who describes a long drag-out argument, including a scream.

Yet research into this strategy has received little financing in past budgets or the new stimulus package because it doesn't jibe with the agenda of either side in the global-warming debate.

Leaders like this often ignore criticism if it doesn't jibe with their view of themselves — and such feedback is easy to ignore if it's buried in a performance review or mentioned briefly in a larger conversation.

Having taught at a decent but not elite public university and a few elite private schools, it does not jibe with my experience.

That might be the most soothing way of explaining a politician's divorce from a disabled wife and his remarriage to a wealthy heiress, but it does not jibe with accounts of family members and friends.

It does not jibe with what the authors of the amendment meant by the phrase, and though it has been increasingly popular with justices in recent years, the colorblind reading of equal protection discounts the reality of race and racism in American democracy.

It does not jibe with realities of French rule: that a vote by a single European counted for 10 by Muslims, or that only 14percentt of Muslim children went to school, or that there was an income imbalance of 5 to 1.

That didn't sit well with AOL, which altered its Instant Messenger software so it didn't jibe with MSN.