Sentence examples for not quite consistent from inspiring English sources

The picture they present of God's plan for women is not quite consistent with American-style equality; instead, it suggests that the Muslim woman would be the most pampered, privileged creature on the planet, if only she knew her due.

Johnson said that the budget would lead to a "lower welfare country", as the chancellor promised, but "was not quite consistent with the boast that it was aimed at a lower tax country".

Johnson said the budget would lead to a "lower welfare country", as the chancellor promised, but "was not quite consistent with the boast that it was aimed at a lower tax country".

But despite that, and despite subsequent debt, neglect, quarrelling and melancholy madness (there was something in the family "not quite consistent with sanity", wrote one observer), the Sackvilles went on acquiring history.

"We are not quite consistent for an 80-minute period.

Until now, the findings of impacts of deceleration lane lengths on safety were not quite consistent or were even contradictory.

"We just weren't quite consistent enough today, I didn't think.

Main courses are not quite so consistent.

Jahri Evans, Saints Also not quite as consistent this season as you'd like, but the bar for him is set extremely high.

In the span of two sentences, Yankees Manager Joe Torre speculated that Rivera's velocity was not quite as consistent as it had been in the past, and then he mentioned that Rivera's control had been somewhat flawed -- compared with 1998 and 1999, when his command was virtually flawless.

Worcestershire pace bowler Charlie Morris: "We bowled well at times, certainly in the second session and at the start of the third we bowled really well and pegged it back but it's not been quite consistent enough.