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Meanings of quite consistent in English

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Usage of quite consistent in English
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This kind of action is quite consistent with the general notion of inertness.
The Recreations of a Country Parson
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Then the amount in the hair is quite consistent with that.
In a gilded cage
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Reverence for such beings is quite consistent with the purest monotheism.
Ten Great Religions: An Essay in Comparative Theology
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Moreover, this tendency is quite consistent with the peculiar conservatism characteristic of America.
Abraham Lincoln
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The surf is quite consistent but for some reason not many people surf here.
The South African
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Not that they could be quite consistent in their theory.
Literary and General Lectures and Essays
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Aristotle is not quite consistent when he attempts to give us his theistic beliefs.
The Necessity of Atheism
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Nepcote's story seems to me quite consistent with what we know of his movements.
The Hand in the Dark
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Yet his approach to power has remained quite consistent.
The Guardian
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But that is quite consistent with the Australian experiences of cost overruns, she told news.com.au.
News.com.au
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To be quite consistent you should object to yourself.
Elsie's Girlhood / A Sequel to "Elsie Dinsmore" and "Elsie's Hol...
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If Jesus be correctly reported, his own teaching is not quite consistent on this subject.
Our Unitarian Gospel
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You see, you dare not be quite consistent.
The Odd Women
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Mother, I fear me you're not quite consistent.
Kindred of the Dust
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I've been quite consistent in condemning it.
The Guardian
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I think it is quite consistent.
The Guardian
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