Sentence examples for forever at odds from inspiring English sources
Instead, he comes across like a slightly over-educated but completely bemused overgrown teenager, forever at odds with the adult world.
He also unites two kinds of Mexicanness, which might (without him) seem forever at odds: one urban, youthful, tough, fast-paced and secular (as in "Punk Half Panther"), the other older, bound up with folk religion and agricultural life.
But Calchas' intellectual sincerity and spiritual integrity are forever at odds with his essential political charlatanism: he is unable to tell Agamemnon what Agamemnon does not want to hear.
Actress Brigitte Bardot described Clouzot as "a negative being, forever at odds with himself and the world around him".
But I knew a stronger force would keep us forever at odds, like Road Runner and Wile E. Coyote.
I will forever be at odds with anyone who casts their ballot for this orange apocalypse next month.
Two unsuccessful candidacies for the rank of professor at the École Polytechnique led him in 1842 to publish a 'personal preface' to the last volume of the Course, which put him at odds with the university world forever.
If owners are allowed to use a definition of "demolition" that is at odds with both common usage and common sense, the city may forever lose thousands of units of affordable housing.
Citizens say the relentless grind has become a "forever war" that could rumble on over decades, ensuring that communities torn apart by sectarianism remain at odds for generations.
Barzani, often at odds with the central government, indicated that his people would not wait on Baghdad forever.
