Sentence examples for obvious inconsistencies from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Paul, a Kentucky Republican, had his own obvious inconsistencies.

The documents submitted to the court had obvious inconsistencies, suggesting that conspirators were not worried about being caught.

Apart from a reference to a "civil war" I couldn't spot any obvious inconsistencies, and I'm not sure what Dragomán gains by blurring the origin of his vision.

'[The] Senate's not likely to jump with them.'" Instead of addressing the obvious inconsistencies, GOP leaders have tried to put off the issue and focus on tax reform for now.

But while the prime minister was evidently delighted by the chance to fire off a few right-left combinations at Shorten, the truth is being called on your political overreach by a government still juggling its own obvious inconsistencies about its MPs and dual citizenships is probably the least of Shorten's problems.

Like any good storyteller, he believed in the power of make-believe to reveal truth, and he trusted children to sort out the obvious inconsistencies according to their own imaginations, as when the puppet X the Owl's cousin, for example, turned out to be the human Lady Aberlin in a bird suit.

A1 University Ends Legacy Policy Texas A&M abolished its admission policy for legacies, the relatives of alumni, calling it an "obvious inconsistency" in a system that is supposedly based on merit alone.

Words "except as otherwise expressly provided by law" were inserted to remove obvious inconsistency between sections 831 835 of this title, section 170 of title 46, U.S.C., 1940 ed., Shipping, and this section.

Last week, Texas A&M abolished its preferential admission policy for the relatives of alumni, calling it an "obvious inconsistency" in a system that is supposedly based on merit alone.

I get that, though there is an obvious inconsistency when we refuse to be investors in these companies, but steadfastly remain their customers by driving, flying, heating and electrifying our lives with fossil fuels, and consuming products that do the same.

After announcing in December that the school would not restore its affirmative-action program, Robert Gates, president of the university, said last month that he would also end preferences for legacies because they create "an obvious inconsistency in an admissions strategy based on individual merit".