Sentence examples for that feels consistent from inspiring English sources

I'm trying to find something that feels consistent".

That might sound like a contradiction, but it's a contradiction that feels consistent with Tony Abbott's Prime Ministership.

These novels manage to relay rich material, but don't need to tell all, and instead are quirkily selective, in a way that feels consistent with how an authentic child might filter experience.

You can still combine that with a live action film, and in a way that feels consistent with your tone and style and genre of whatever larger piece you're making.

The songs were described as "an eclectic mix of heartfelt love ballads, all-in, high-kicking showtunes, and comedic riffs" by Hollywood Reporter, while Broadway World.com said: "In terms of its songs, Strictly Ballroom the Musical isn't quite the traditional musical full of big numbers and music that feels consistent but then that is Baz, he doesn't follow; he leads".

And I feel more committed to practicing law in a way that feels consistent with my values regardless of what others do.

Bit by bit, however, we refined the design so that it could handle every type and sequence of media assets in a way that felt consistent.

Yet, this felt to me a satisfying conclusion to a knotty first series – a dramatic showdown between the dead and the living that felt consistent with The Returned's sombre, understated tone and, crucially, moved the story along: the whole town is underwater, major characters have died (possibly), and there's a zombie baby on the way.

"That way, as you use the software, you're doing the task on one device, then you're doing the task on another device, and you're using multiple applications to solve whatever problem you have, that it doesn't feel like you're jumping around from one universe of physics to another universe of physics – that everything feels consistent in terms of how you interact with it".

You know she exists the same way that you know Uruguay and the Aleutian Islands exist; through thousands of fragments of third- and fourth- and fifth-hand evidence over the years, each of which individually has some weight, but, more importantly, collectively knit together into a coherent, consistent narrative that feels like the fabric of reality itself.

Well, changing positions on issues in a way that feels politically calculated isn't consistent with this statement.