Sentence examples for might seem inconsistent from inspiring English sources

Its apparent theory of human nature is fanciful, and might seem inconsistent.

It's the kind of statement that might seem inconsistent with Haze's feminist beliefs but she doesn't seem conflicted.

The complex contains a few touches that might seem inconsistent with the "green" principle of avoiding the transportation of materials from far away -- like the use of Bavarian limestone flooring connecting the two buildings and the beige Bulgarian stone covering one tall wall.

The new findings might seem inconsistent with an earlier study that found a small decline in the proportion of low-income children living in one-parent households without other adults, and another that found a two-percentage-point increase in marriage among 2,000 low-income women in Boston, Chicago and San Antonio.

The results of the calibration tests in our study might seem inconsistent with the overall estimate of mortality of the whole population and with the mortality estimates of the subgroups (Table 2).

At first sight, the present within-block recency deficit might seem inconsistent with the finding that rats with anterior thalamic lesions can learn the temporal order of pairs of auditory and visual stimuli in an operant chamber (Aggleton, Amin, et al., 2011).

It might seem wildly inconsistent that people have got so worked up about this, yet few seem so troubled by eating even cuter lambs, or by the widespread use of artificial colourings/flavourings/anythings and how they might affect us.

Such a move would seem inconsistent with Mr. Sadr's previous statements condemning kidnappings.

At the moment, the broad principles seem inconsistent from department to department.

"Maybe there are one or two things which seem inconsistent with that," Mr. Corzine added.

Disease distributions sometimes seem inconsistent.