Both Uses of
inconsistent
in
The Fountainhead
- But the Wynand papers had no policy, save that of reflecting the greatest prejudices of the greatest number, and this made for an erratic direction, but a recognizable direction, nevertheless: toward the inconsistent, the irresponsible, the trite and the maudlin.†
Chpt 2.9
- A few friends pointed out to Ellsworth Toohey that he seemed guilty of inconsistency; he was so deeply opposed to individualism, they said, and here were all these writers and artists of his, and every one of them was a rabid individualist.†
Chpt 2.9 *
Definition:
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(inconsistent) not the same in different parts or at different times
or:
not in agreement [with something else]