Sentence examples for kind inconsistent from inspiring English sources

Rather we harm wrong doers to preserve "the quiet and happiness of the world" and this "general and more enlarged obligation destroys a more particular and confined one of the same kind, inconsistent with it.

The orchestra, usually one of the best bands of its kind, was inconsistent here: the playing was surprisingly scrappy in the opening movements of both works but came together as each unfolded.

"Our game has been kind of inconsistent in the last 10.

Furthermore, RGST retrieves and lists genes with several kinds of inconsistent or uncertain data.

We also provide important clues that might help explain part of the difficulties encountered in replication studies of this kind resulting in inconsistent findings.

Public officials of all kinds are notoriously inconsistent when it comes to the separation of church and state.

"This kind of announcement is inconsistent with Iran's recent comments on cooperation with the I.A.E.A.," said a spokesman, Robert W. Saliterman.

"This kind of blocking is inconsistent with a free and open Internet, to which I am very attached".

"People think that this kind of affair is inconsistent with liberal democracy, that this is not the way these things ought to work".

"As the president looks to 2012, his message has to be job creation, and this kind of regulation is inconsistent with that," he said.

These findings are inconsistent with Kind and Haisken-DeNew (2012), who found that the life satisfaction of young German men suffers more as a result of their parents' job loss than does that of their female peers.