Sentence examples for than consistent from inspiring English sources

He cited Churchill: "I'd prefer to be right than consistent".

And is there anything more important than consistent branding?

His novels have perhaps been less than consistent.

The comptroller, Howard S. Weitzman, said he found that the company had "relied on individual appraisers' undocumented professional judgment, rather than consistent and documented measures of valuation".

Unlike a clinical trial, the study will tests the drugs in the real world, where patients might be on more than one medicine and be less than consistent over taking their pills.

"I'd rather be right than consistent," a senior Bush administration official said, in explaining the willingness to talk to North Korea, which the administration accused just last month of trying to help Syria build a nuclear reactor.

Bush was more conservative than Charlie Crist, more consistent than Rick Scott.

A whole body of myths and legends, rather than a consistent body of ideas, have become the glue that holds everything together.

This cross section of 50 years of work showed less the development than the consistent explorations of a distinctive, maverick yet elegant voice.

Cameron has expressed an unwillingness to wear "more lycra than is consistent with re-election" when he is out running, and for that, the nation is grateful.

Data show a slope larger than 1 consistent with a Gutenberg-Richter distribution.