Sentence examples for seemed inconsistent from inspiring English sources

But Paulino's stories and behavior have seemed inconsistent and occasionally evasive in the last few days.

Critics of such provisions said they seemed inconsistent with the First Amendment right to free speech.

To some observers, the Miami punishments seemed inconsistent in comparison with others levied by the N.C.A.A. in recent years.

Long before anyone worried that "Genesis" seemed inconsistent with the facts of history or science, people had noticed that it was inconsistent with itself.

Mr. Bush's memorandum puzzled officials in Texas, who said it seemed inconsistent with the Bush administration's general hostility to international institutions and its support for the death penalty.

Among other things, Van de Vliet said, "the report said there were motor tendon reflexes in the legs" that seemed inconsistent with "an absence of muscular activity".

Such a move would seem inconsistent with Mr. Sadr's previous statements condemning kidnappings.

At the moment, the broad principles seem inconsistent from department to department.

Its apparent theory of human nature is fanciful, and might seem inconsistent.

However, this hypothesis seems inconsistent with the lack of observational evidence to support it.

"Maybe there are one or two things which seem inconsistent with that," Mr. Corzine added.