Sentence examples for wholly inconsistent from inspiring English sources
And now he's told the Intercept a version which is wholly inconsistent with them.
"The accumulation of natural hazards, wholly inconsistent with normal climate patterns, is beginning to seriously jeopardise food security," Bartlett warns.
She also said that the overall ratings for "American High" were not wholly inconsistent with those of "Real World," an MTV reality program popular with young audiences.
(You should note that we believe the terms of the Contractor's Licence are wholly inconsistent with what we understand to be Google's standard terms and conditions).
Gilmore said industry claims that the use of illicit cigarettes in the UK was sharply increasing were "wholly inconsistent" with historical trends and recent independent data.
The bribes, the company said in a statement, were "wholly inconsistent with the culture of compliance and integrity that we have worked diligently to establish".
The Russian approach to Abkhazia and South Ossetia is unacceptable and, given its refusal to accept Kosovo's independence, wholly hypocritical.Equally inconsistent, however, in their very proper defence of Georgia, is the western powers' acceptance of Kosovo's break from Serbia.
To apply different rules to the turnout issue would be, as the TUC has pointed out, wholly unfair and inconsistent with the way in which other votes are governed.
We'd all like everyone else to abide by our personal rules, but most of us see that our rules are wildly inconsistent and wholly subjective, whereas she has invested hers with the certainty of universal truths.
In that context, a fundamental principle of the academy (which is, I admit, sometimes only honored in the breach) is the recognition that speech that demeans, denigrates or humiliates is a wholly unacceptable impediment to achieving our goals, and inconsistent with our commitment to civil discourse.
