Sentence examples for something inconsistent from inspiring English sources

"I see something inconsistent to having noncitizens die in our wars," Mr. Serrano said.

And, he pointed out, Mr. Papp took many plays to Broadway, "so the notion that we are doing something inconsistent with the past is ludicrous".

Sometimes an outside auditor will find something outlandish enough -- for example, if a bank's financial statement recorded inventory, something inconsistent with its business -- that it would recommend that a client conduct a fraud audit, too.

There is something inconsistent with the Charleston shooter's alleged evocation of the historical myth of black man as beast and rapist of white women, and the fact that he killed mostly black women.

"The trustee of the blind trust has said publicly that he will endeavor to make the investments in the blind trust conform to Governor Romney's positions, and whenever it comes to his attention that there is something inconsistent, he ends the investment," the statement said.

The crucial point was that, even if someone lacked the power to do something inconsistent with a hard fact about the past, one might have the power to do something inconsistent with a soft fact about the past.

There is something strangely inconsistent about a nation and a press that will praise you when say be nonviolent toward Bull Connor, but will curse and damn you when you say be nonviolent toward little brown Vietnamese children".

"There's something strangely inconsistent about a nation and a press that will praise you when you say be nonviolent towards Jim Clark but will curse and damn you when you say be nonviolent towards little brown Vietnamese children.

But I think if somebody told us something that was inconsistent with what a witness told Mitchell, we would very seriously consider referring that to the Justice Department.

"It seems to me that's almost a classic example of a state doing something that is inconsistent with a federal requirement," he said.

"If one of them says something wrong, or inconsistent with what they have said previously, the other candidate should have the first opportunity to call them on it," Mr. Schieffer said.