Sentence examples for quite incompatible from inspiring English sources

And the two were quite incompatible.

By that time there were numerous competing hardware models to choose from, many of them running proprietary programs and so quite incompatible with other systems.

Fortunately or unfortunately, they are quite incompatible with the theocratic ones: the popular sovereignty implicit in universal suffrage is completely at odds with the sovereignty of God.

"A long chat (except about work, or the creative process) would have been relaxation, idleness — and Solzhenitsyn and idleness are two quite incompatible things.

His dual critique of philosophical and religious idealism on the one hand, and popular inanity on the other leads him in quite incompatible directions.

Rebelling and fitting in are not quite incompatible in this film's view, but rather part of the endless tension between self-assertion and social harmony.

The widespread use of shale gas is quite simply incompatible with our international commitments to reduce carbon emissions.

The widespread use of shale gas is quite simply incompatible with the Government's international commitments to keep global warming below two degrees.

But I do think that there are aspects of the American religious experience that he's eliding or overlooking, and that my specific point and his broader thesis are not quite as incompatible as he suggests.

The existence of poverty, social deprivation, and appalling conditions of work are quite simply incompatible with these ideals.

If nothing else, Godwin's position is quite clearly incompatible with the apparent existence of morally admirable partiality.