Sentence examples similar to spotted inconsistency from inspiring English sources

She made valid points, spotted inconsistencies and threw ideas on to the pitch.

The commission launched an investigation into Couwenberg in 1998 after a San Diego judge who was a military veteran read a newspaper profile about Couwenberg and spotted inconsistencies in his life story.

The design-by-treatment interaction parameters introduced by [ 15, 16] may be used to spot inconsistency.

"Customers can spot inconsistencies," Forrester's Mr. Schmitt said.

The more you talk to Mackey the more you spot inconsistencies.

Analysts were quick to spot inconsistencies in the justification for the military operation.

Yeats, who made a whole aesthetic out of the dramas of self-contradiction, needs a biographer who is not hell-bent on spotting inconsistencies.

The documentary showed Griffin leading a team of researchers focussed on spotting inconsistencies, no matter how inconsequential, in Gore's statements, and packaging them for the media.

Using 2-D drawings it can be hard to spot inconsistencies, such as measurements that do not add up, or geometric clashes.

P Gleave worked in the readers and copyholders department, a large quality control team responsible for spotting inconsistencies between the proof and copy versions of journalist's work before it went to press.

If you occasionally prevaricate in order to meet your clashing obligations as a parent, friend or colleague, another app might spot inconsistencies in your behavior and inform your interlocutors if you are telling the truth.