Sentence examples for seeming inconsistency from inspiring English sources
"seeming inconsistency" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when there appears to be an inconsistency in the facts or evidence about a situation. For example, "The police report seemed to indicate one thing, but the witness account seemed to suggest a very different story, creating a seeming inconsistency."
What endeared me to the novel is what another critic might object to: a seeming inconsistency.
But, as governor, Mr. Paterson's seeming inconsistency has maddened the powerful Democratic Assembly leader Sheldon Silver, who has several times delivered public rebukes to the governor.
Mr. Grucci defended his vote and played down the seeming inconsistency of the vote and his decision to join the caucus.
When New York City officials proposed on Monday to raise the minimum age to legally buy tobacco in the city to 21 from 18 — which would make it the highest of any major city in the United States — people across the country, commenting on news Web sites, were outraged by a seeming inconsistency.
Püthe et al. 2014 have noted a seeming inconsistency between their estimate of the Kakioka galvanic distortion tensor, obtained for a spherical model, and that reported by Love and Swidinsky (2014, eq. 29), obtained for a Cartesian half-space.
For example, few modern philosophers seriously consider the seeming inconsistency between veridical prophecy and the contingency of the future, or whether angels of high rank can reveal future contingents to inferior angels, but these were important issues with their own test cases in the Middle Ages.
There are seeming inconsistencies in there, though, about the relationship between running and writing.
His low-profile manner and seeming inconsistencies led some party officials to label him as an eccentric, Walter Mitty character.
Annas's book makes a decent stab at explaining some things, like his notorious ideas about forms, and pointing out the seeming inconsistencies across the various dialogues.
Ms. Tomczak's eldest daughter, Kim R. Davis, 49, who left the church as a teenager, struggled to make sense of the seeming inconsistencies, like how Witnesses could have transplants but not transfusions.
Still, at least one Republican has already begun calling for Jaczko's resignation, and Republicans in Congress are likely to use the IG's report -- and the seeming inconsistencies within it -- to renew debate over the fate of the Yucca Mountain facility.
