inconsistency

Now this is enough, namely, exclusion of inconsistency, along with miracles.

Vacillation and inconsistency are as incompatible with successful diplomacy as they are with the national dignity.

This conduct always seemed to me a curious fact, and an inconsistency which I could not explain.

"It's the inconsistency," she answered without flinching, perceiving that he understood.

In this change doubtless the inconsistency and even ignominy of his Bluebeard weddings played a great part.

Nor would the charge of inconsistency have disturbed him a whit.

This furthest limit of inconsistency is universal compulsory military service.

This inconsistency on the part of the author has been preserved.

The chief thing (the ruling thing) is inconsistency and confusion in the things which relate to good and evil.

Nor would there have been the least inconsistency in his using all the three expressions in one speech.