Sentence examples for seem to be incompatible from inspiring English sources

When it comes to hotels, "kid friendly" and "hip" would seem to be incompatible adjectives.

But the two seem to be incompatible with each other, putting out of reach one grand, unified theory.

One of the many fascinating things about Romer as a poet is the way in which he can incorporate, as echo and allusion and influence, writers who would seem to be incompatible, but without sacrificing his own voice, his own unusual candour.

Much as Jane combines what would seem to be incompatible traits within a single voice and body — her employer and soul mate, Edward Rochester, is an even wilder brew of contradictions — so does Brontë's "Jane Eyre" mash up genres and effects with mesmerizing virtuosity.

Also, despite the name "equal moral consideration," these views seem to be incompatible with the equal wrongness thesis.

If autonomy is about the learner being 'able to make significant decisions about what is to be learned, as well as how and when to do it' (Van Lier, L., 1996. Interaction in the Language Curriculum, Awareness, Autonomy and Authenticity. Longman, London and New York, pp. 12 13), then it would seem to be incompatible with distance learning.

But such a discrepancy seems to be incompatible with the existence of knowledge.

Thus we-intention seems to be incompatible with the 'up to the agent'-ness of intention.

The first-order model seems to be incompatible for describing the mechanisms due to low R2 value.

In the apo form, the Ser115 side-chain is oriented outside the active site, whereas the general base Lys70 adopts a conformation that seems to be incompatible with the activation of the catalytic water molecule required for the deacylation step.

Finally, while Huang et al. (2009: 85) claim that wo 'me' in 30 is the object of the verb qi 'to annoy', this claim seems to be incompatible with the underlying structure they propose for 30.