Sentence examples for seem compatible from inspiring English sources

The new archaeological results seem compatible with the younger date adduced by the geneticists.

Strange but loving, he has as many idiosyncrasies as Margy, but few of them seem compatible with hers.

But my campaign, based on "new politics" and "new ideas," did not seem compatible with his traditional hill-country fiddling.

The emphasis on activity and knowledge acquisition didn't necessarily seem compatible with the effects of a glass of zinfandel on an exhausted mother.

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The garden and the structure seem compatible, and while there are no cabbages or carrots in the beds, there are many plants -- like lavender, pot marigold, tansy, dame's rocket and viola -- that might have been grown by early Americans.

We enjoyed their company and seemed compatible with them.

Given many Israelis' objection to that outcome, to some people, the Palestinians' preference hardly seems compatible with peace.

This seems compatible with the earlier, younger version we've already seen; only when another character weighs in, in yet another story, do we hear other sides.

True, the Disney demographic hardly seems compatible with his dating show, a PG-13 universe of melon-breasted bottle blondes, attempting to win his affections in dignity-free competitions like stroller derby and mud-bowl football.

Dr. Richard G. Klein, a paleoanthropologist at Stanford, said that it was hard to correlate the specific gene changes in the three populations with events in the archaeological record, but that the timing and nature of the changes in the East Asians and Europeans seemed compatible with the shift to agriculture.