Sentence examples for superficially inconsistent from inspiring English sources

What he was trying do, it seems, was to square two superficially inconsistent statements: that is, Mr Bush hadn't made a mistake, given the information available to him at the time, but he probably wouldn't have invaded Iraq if he knew what we know today.

The view is at least superficially inconsistent with William's realism and anti-vocalism in all other areas.

Another explanation of these superficially inconsistent findings may be the effectiveness of their GP visits.

Crucial to the scientific case for the persistence of the Ivory-billed Woodpecker was a 4 s video of a large woodpecker in flight recorded by M.D. Luneau on 25 April 2004 (henceforth referred to as the 'Luneau video') and published in 2005 [ 1], which was claimed to be inconsistent with the plumage patterns of the superficially similar Pileated Woodpecker (a common resident bird of the area).

Superficially, the present data on sputum eosinophils appear to be inconsistent with the known effect of corticosteroids in general on eosinophils.

There had been popular music prior to 1927 that could be considered country, but, as Ace Collins points out, these recordings had "only marginal and very inconsistent" effects on the national music markets, and were only superficially similar to what was then known as hillbilly music.

Whether the bigeye and smalltooth sand tigers belong in the same family as the superficially similar sand tiger shark (C. taurus) has been debated among systematists, with morphological and dentitional studies giving inconsistent results.

Superficially, yes.

Superficially quite impressive.

Superficially, they are alike.

But only superficially.