Sentence examples for explicitly at odds from inspiring English sources

Elliott said processing has been "purposefully slow" resulting in prolonged arbitrary detention explicitly at odds with the UN convention on the rights of the child.

Meanwhile, under its eponymous imprint, Simon & Schuster publishes works of mainstream history and political science — "Exit Right: The People Who Left the Left and Reshaped the American Century" by Daniel Oppenheimer or "Dark Territory," Fred Kaplan's history of cyber warfare, to name a couple of recent titles — as well as others explicitly at odds with Threshold's ideological goals.

Flake and Trump have been more explicitly at odds in recent months.

That film also goes to pains to draw parallels between our supposed hero and his child-killing nemesis, while Death Wish made a point of explicitly placing its protagonist at odds with civilised society.

Proactive detection of care needs in elderly but still competent persons who do not explicitly seek help is at odds with the prevailing reactive paradigm in primary care.

The warm, somewhat wry embrace of a takeaway food explicitly billed as halal is at odds with the way Islamic religious certification is often portrayed by the media and in politics, as something shady or alien to Australian tastes.

Admittedly, the tune is aggressively at odds with many traditional rock'n'roll cornerstones — it's explicitly anti-revolution, mentions praying without a sneer, and, perhaps most perplexingly, seems completely uninterested in recruiting groupies for backstage hijinks.

But this assumption is at odds with the normal assumption that promissory conditions are to be stated explicitly.

But they are at odds.

Donors are at odds too.

They were somewhat at odds.