Sentence examples for making them consistent from inspiring English sources

"I have concluded after spending 40 years of my life making characters up and making them consistent and persuasive and plausible that probably that's what we do ourselves: the whole notion of character is just convenience," Ford says.

A book in which three editors and 30 contributors address a single question inevitably risks repeating the same information, and the editors of this volume, all of them media academics (or "hackademics" as they style themselves) seem not to have worried too much about duplicating facts or even making them consistent.

No! Are they amending the records to make them consistent through time?

These Emissions Trading System ETSS) numbers need to be changed now to make them consistent with the Paris agreement".

Should I try to make them consistent throughout the house before putting it on the market?

Interior Secretary Gale A. Norton had no choice but to amend the rules to make them consistent with the study, as directed by Congress.

Facebook released a statement about the change: As we announced back in April, we've been updating addresses on Facebook to make them consistent across our site.

The Liikanen recommendations face an arduous legislative process, including technical and legal challenges to make them consistent with other emerging Pan-European bank reforms.

"The very essence of judicial power is to interpret the laws to make them consistent with one another, and ultimately consistent with state constitutional principles" like not disenfranchising voters.

That all ended with the renaissance that made them consistent winners over the last six seasons but in 2014 at least, losing is back in fashion on the sun coast.

"That was an interesting challenge for us, to find a way to retain the lightness of the original fixtures made by hand, but make them consistent," said Alix Calligeros, an owner of Remains Lighting, in Brooklyn, which licensed the chandeliers from Mr. Duquette's estate.