Sentence examples for was completely inconsistent from inspiring English sources

A statement from the Polish embassy said the wording was "completely inconsistent with the historical truth and detrimental to the good name of our country".

The C.I.A.'s general counsel, called in immediately in 1953 to investigate Olson's death, noted that the official story -- that LSD "triggered" the suicide -- was "completely inconsistent" with the facts in the case.

In early 2004, Bayou provided materials to Goldman that claimed it had earned a return of almost 18percentt since its inception — a figure the suit says was "completely inconsistent with the actual returns the Bayou Funds had been realizing in their trading accounts at G.S.E.C., in which they had done nothing but lose money".

After all, it was completely inconsistent with Trump's signals all along.

In his dissenting opinion, Texas Court of Criminal Appeals Judge Lawrence Meyers wrote that the testimony of the investigator who secured the warrant was "completely inconsistent".

Raj Chada, a criminal defence partner at Hodge Jones & Allen, who represented Simpson, said: "We were very surprised that the trial continued when the Crown Prosecution Service had the CCTV footage, which was completely inconsistent with the officers' statements".

They're completely inconsistent with the way we've learned to talk about games.

This makes no sense conceptually, and is completely inconsistent with international experience.

If so, the majority's rule is completely inconsistent with our pre-emption jurisprudence.

"The Italian legal system as regards this case is completely inconsistent".

So the reality on the ground is completely inconsistent with the words in all these agreements.