Sentence examples for seem compatible with 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.

These new local boards seem compatible with the government's plans to establish children's trusts, bringing together education and social services, which will be detailed in a green paper on children at risk in April.

As such it was conservative in a way that made its ideas seem compatible with those of the Nazis, even if Hofmannsthal himself (he died in 1933), being one-quarter Jewish, became a nonperson in 1938, when Austria was willingly incorporated into the Third Reich and the festival soldiered onward minus many of its great performers from the 1930's.

We enjoyed their company and seemed compatible with them.

There's something about special effects in movies that seems compatible with aliens or earthly monsters.

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

However, a "two-phase mirror", allowing for the presence of both low and high ionization clouds, seems compatible with available X-ray data.

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.