Sentence examples for plainly inconsistent from inspiring English sources
"It would be plainly inconsistent with the government's decision today to do otherwise," said the lawyer, Marc Agnifilo.
The reality of living in an overcrowded cell with no private lavatory, for example, is plainly inconsistent with a rehabilitative agenda that would see offenders leave prison with a sense of their having a constructive place in a society in which they would want to participate.
Some of these combinations are plainly inconsistent and, hence, can be dealt with very briefly.
I hope you will consider the problems identified below, retract the piece, and replace it with one confirming the accuracy of what Ms. Saul said. 1. Plainly Inconsistent Standards.
But this is inconsistent with other passages in the Republic in which the Form of the Good is plainly said to be a being (e.g., VII 518cd, 526e), and the phrase often translated 'beyond being' in 509b can be read simply as meaning 'on the far edge of being'.
"Plainly saying" entails not plainly saying.
It is not about "holding a belief plainly at odds with the evidence" and is not closely related to "denial", but instead occurs when an individual holds two or more personal ideas that are inconsistent.
