| It is a view which may be inconsistent, it may be morally questionable and even plain wrong. |
| And this is so jejunely expressed that it is far from clear that it is really inconsistent with what he is dismissing. |
| Sinclair complained that the Crown had failed to disclose a police statement that was inconsistent with evidence the witness gave in court. |
| Their league form has been inconsistent yet in the white heat of the championship they have produced some of their best moments. |
| The last verse is also, inexplicably enough, a tonally inconsistent kiss-off. |
| This was inconsistent with the weather forecast and not typical of the local area. |
