Sentence examples for clearly at odds from inspiring English sources

Mr. Fleischer said Mr. McCain's statement last night was clearly at odds with what he had said earlier.

The Conservatives seem to be steering to a path clearly at odds with the views of most practitioners.

But, revealingly, the ticker tape at the bottom of the screen was clearly at odds with the Palestinian representatives' vexation.

The environmentalist credo of living lightly on the land is clearly at odds with the reality of acquisitive homesteading.

According to industry experts interviewed, these bets put the firms' interests clearly at odds with their clients' interests.

Confronting both America and Europe, even if Western policies are misguided, is clearly at odds with Russia's wider interests.

But with its latest renewable "push", the government is clearly at odds with itself in trying to uphold democracy while simultaneously garnering more turbines, regardless of local opposition.

The meaning of the findings is clearly at odds with the general conclusion of the paper in any case; no peer reviewer should have let this pass.

Although the comments are clearly at odds with marshaling support for the Afghanistan campaign, a State Department official in Washington said, "Carlos is where he belongs -- in jail".

Mr. Velella, a diehard conservative, is clearly at odds with this Democratic district, despite his strange and unwarranted support from that party's leadership in the Bronx.

It's about being able to shatter the myths of those who would peddle a world view clearly at odds with the reality of what many Asians experience.