Sentence examples for was inconsistent to from inspiring English sources

Mr. Keker also argued that it was inconsistent to let Mr. Brodsky make statements about his own state of mind about the investigation.

Young Bertrand showed an early talent for logic when he argued with his grandmother that "it was inconsistent to demand at one and the same time that everybody should be well housed, and yet that no new houses should be built because they were an eyesore".

Responding to Mr. Bush's criticism today that it was inconsistent to pursue campaign finance reform while seeking campaign contributions, Mr. McCain told reporters at a campaign stop in Flint that broad hostility to him from the Republican establishment demonstrated his independence from special interests.

She denied it was inconsistent to support efforts to renegotiate terms but also say that the party would back staying in the EU whatever the result of those negotiations.

Luther was inconsistent, to be kind, while filling in for Fouts, who was hurt for extended periods during the 1983 and 1984 seasons.

From his lead we began to see that the formalist critics were themselves divided on the metaphysical status of art, or that the language they used to impel their arguments was inconsistent to the point that the metaphysical aspects of their thought was tacitly pointed to the very writings that were supposed to refute art's metaphysical underpinnings.

In other words, she had to be inconsistent to provide consistency.

He tried to make polymorphic warnings, which are inconsistent, to keep the brain engaged.

"It is inconsistent to then oppose making that an option on a global level".

One unfortunate obstacle to falling for these new characters is the writing, which is inconsistent to the point of embarrassment.

But the streets are usually strewn with litter and the trash collection system is inconsistent to say the least.