Sentence examples for thought it consistent from inspiring English sources

Ayer thought it consistent with everything he knew of Caesar (apart from his being human) that Caesar was a robot, so he could "easily conceive of it as a possibility" ("Replies" p. 308).

"We thought it was consistent with the city's goals to commit to 20percentt renewable energy by the year 2010.

The case relied upon the 14th Amendment's guarantee of equal protection of the laws, yet Ms. Kagan noted that the amendment's drafters thought it "perfectly consistent with segregated schools".

One reason that we thought it was pretty consistent is that the DNA fraction that was used for further analyses, including things like PCR, would require highly purified DNA.

That's, I think, not just consistent with fair play; I think it's consistent with the best of the Jewish tradition".

Of his meeting with Pope Francis, Crowe said: "I think, considering the controversy around this movie, it would have been so easy for the Vatican to rescind that invitation and just let it be that way, but the kindness to actually let the invitation stand, I thought it was just so consistent with who he's been".

This was particularly highlighted by the IS who thought it would enhance communication, consistent approaches to care and best use the experience and knowledge of the care team.

"So let me tell you exactly what I think, and I think it is consistent with your views.

David: As to your larger point, I do think it's consistent to be economically libertarian and socially paternalistic.

I don't think it's consistent with these standards and the kind of message that we want to send," he said.

I do not think it is consistent with free state education to sign commitments to pay hundreds of pounds per term".