Sentence examples for seemed consistent with its from inspiring English sources

Grove also published a popular line of pornography that somehow seemed consistent with its commitment to literary modernism.

But even its dissolution seems consistent with its creator's generosity and the faith in the future that his art and his life exemplified.

Mr. Rochell features a large and robust 12th- to 13th-century Ganesha from South India, carved in textured granite that has grown luminous from centuries of loving touches, and an austere 12th-century Jain saint seated in a cross-legged yogic pose; its chipped extremities seem consistent with its angularity and its nearly black stone.

The fact that tropomyosin's coils are highly constrained seems consistent with its recently demonstrated essential role in cytokinesis [47], and the involvement of much of its surface in binding to actin.

In contrast to BaP, responses to Clo treatment do not seem consistent with its effects in mammals, possibly because PPARs or NR1C-like genes are absent in the Oikopleura genome.

It also seemed consistent with his age.

I replied to my editor that I found the article vaguely homophobic, but since its style seemed consistent with the general tone and "voice" of VICE, which one might identify as snarky, ironic, gonzo, occasionally juvenile, polemical, confrontational and even deliberately offensive, it didn't bother me so much.

There's actually a good soup-to-nuts account of this in the book that seemed consistent with what I knew from watching it as it happened.

It seemed consistent with a tournament in which a giddy group stage has given way to cautious realpolitick among all the favourites.

At first, voting patterns seemed consistent with this hope.

Mr. Kerry's Wednesday speech on trade seemed consistent with that interpretation.