Sentence examples for sort of inconsistency from inspiring English sources

This sort of inconsistency is no longer good enough if any kind of standards are to be maintained.

Imperious one day, all too fallible the next is the sort of inconsistency which maddens Ronnie O'Sullivan.

Given the common person's inconsistencies, why does it seem that politicians are especially guilty of a particularly distasteful sort of inconsistency, hypocrisy, when they commit the very sins they loudly condemn?

At the intuitive level, the existence of moral dilemmas suggests some sort of inconsistency.

This sort of inconsistency in human nature was – on religious, rational, prudential, and it seems aesthetic grounds – unacceptable to Pufendorf.

Even assuming the appropriate kind of connection between credences and evaluations of options, it may be objected still that the sort of inconsistency revealed through Dutch Book vulnerability is not necessarily irrational, particularly in cases where this is due to the failure to grasp some subtle or complex logical facts.

It's those sort of inconsistencies Inbox wants to iron out.

Perhaps instead of worrying about how the ACA polls, Congress should take a look in the mirror and recognize that these sort of inconsistencies are part of the reason that Congress has an approval rating slightly higher than North Korea, Lindsay Lohan, and gonorrhea.

Today's Leveson session revealed all sorts of inconsistencies in approach by the inquiry.

So, presumably, those sorts of inconsistencies of approach will need to be ironed out.

It is being produced by amateur authors and is expected to have all sorts of inconsistencies including under or over use of capitalization, spelling mistakes, shortened words, slang, swearing, etc.