Sentence examples for utterly incompatible with from inspiring English sources

After all, surely the way power over the private sector is concentrated in a few hands at the top is utterly incompatible with a democratic society.

Such unequal weighting of votes strikes us as utterly incompatible with the concept of one indivisible nation whose citizens share equal rights no matter where they live.

Unfortunately, they neglected to inform May that the development they'd already embarked upon was utterly incompatible with the flexible framework he'd imagined.

New housing is seen as utterly incompatible with a long-held vision of suburban Eden — the detached, single-family home with enough space around it, from yard to driveway to street, for its inhabitants to feel unoppressed by other people.

Rangers had sustained irreparable damage during the six months of the unproductive management of Paul Le Guen, the Frenchman with the tall reputation having proved to be utterly incompatible with the Scottish game.

The baroness goes further than to suggest this by saying: "We cannot sit here complacently in our red and green benches while women are suffering a system which is utterly incompatible with the legal principles upon which this country is founded".

Science and faith are thus utterly incompatible.

This is a man for whom working and sitting are two utterly incompatible ideas.

America and the Soviet Union talked constantly during the cold war, even though their global ambitions were utterly incompatible.

In more temperate letters, where he acknowledged her "amiable and complying" qualities, he simply and more acceptably asserted that their temperaments were utterly incompatible.

As Enright ruefully noted, British reviewers who had praised the novel had come to utterly incompatible judgments about its narrator, Gina.