Sentence examples for apparently at odds from inspiring English sources

The other case involves a real estate dispute between a brother and sister who were apparently at odds over a family will.

Bupa Home Healthcare managing director Tiffany Hall said the NHS and private companies are treated equally for VAT on home care – a claim apparently at odds with HMRC's statement.

This was apparently at odds with his obsessively heterosexual encounters that helped end his first marriage; though his obsessive willingness to discuss at length these encounters in speech and print was thought curious by some women, who regarded him as misogynistic.

Mr Duisenberg insisted on June 5th that there were no forecasts indicating any deflation risks—apparently at odds with a recent study from the International Monetary Fund which reckoned there was a high risk of deflation in Germany and a moderate risk in some other euro-area economies.

Indeed, the serendipitous nature of creativity is apparently at odds with calculative rationality.

Analysing the relation at different levels has proven to entail results apparently at odds with each other.

Marbury and Coach Isiah Thomas are apparently still at odds.

HE and Mr. O'Keeffe were apparently often at odds over the menu in those few years, with the chef wanting to change it completely and constantly.

And that apparently puts them at odds with a large number of the people they represent.

Cruz has expressed skepticism about climate change, a position perhaps in tune with his hyperconservative base and his state's oil interests but at odds with his apparently keen intellect.

Two things, apparently, could keep the white church at odds with the words and commands of Jesus: their women and their churches, Jesus notwithstanding.