Sentence examples for certainly at odds from inspiring English sources

"It's certainly at odds with our response to the arts.

It is certainly at odds with a widespread belief among Italians that they are free of racism.

If so, that is one of the oldest ploys in Albany and certainly at odds with Mr. Cuomo's promise of a new New York.

Donald Trump has stated desires to pull out of the Paris agreement and burn more fossil fuels, which are certainly at odds with ushering in the electric vehicle revolution.

Later we'd admire this haughty reluctance to fete one bureaucracy when ordered to by another, though it was certainly at odds with the scenes of unrestrained Slovak and Estonian revelry we'd watch on CNN in bed that night.

An optimal capital structure that calls for significant cash balances is certainly at odds with the results of a traditional capital structure analysis, the author demonstrates, but it explains the financial policies of many well-run companies, from Pfizer to Intel to ChevronTexaco.

That notion of more inclusion certainly seems at odds with the walled-off geography of the Rio conference.

This certainly seems at odds with the glowing appraisal of the Music City initiative laid out by Sunderland councillors like John Kelly.

For someone so relaxed, he certainly sounds at odds with much of this album; even the warm, enveloping production, primarily by ID Labs, doesn't loosen up his stiff flow at all.

"If Norway doesn't, who will?"The government's enthusiasm for oil and gas certainly seems at odds with its extreme punctiliousness about the morality of its other investments.

The decision to close the forum certainly seems at odds with the argument that the original "no" to Lisbon was largely due to unfamiliarity with the treaty – surely this would make a non-partisan debate more important, not less important?