Sentence examples for considerably at odds from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bremer's remarks in his two speeches were considerably at odds with Mr. Bremer's previous public statements about Iraq.

Mr. Bremer's remarks in his two speeches were considerably at odds with his previous public statements about Iraq.

That is considerably at odds with the shopping-and-spending mentality encouraged for so long by so many agencies on behalf of their marketer clients.

Some commentators have pointed out the rather bleak mirror the film holds up to German society is considerably at odds with the recent images of Germans welcoming refugees with open arms at Munich's main station and elsewhere across the country.

An inevitable consequence was that the validation sub-sample were, through self-selection, considerably at odds diagnostically (by questionnaire) with the overall sample (Table 4).

Fewer than 50% of Americans accept Darwin's theory of evolution by natural selection (Miller et al. 2006), a statistic considerably at odds with the overwhelming support for evolution in most industrialized nations and within the scientific community (Miller et al. 2006; AAAS 2006; NAS 2008a, b).

Mr. Corvalán's latitude was considerably more restricted when it came to views at odds with those of Russian Communists.

Her position is at odds with the policies of virtually every developed country on Earth and considerably worse than the maternity leave policy in war-torn Afghanistan.

But they are at odds.

Donors are at odds too.

They were somewhat at odds.