Sentence examples for fully at odds from inspiring English sources

The electric light thing is interesting, but we tend not to build a world that's fully at odds with our biological heritage.

Though such casting is in violation of many of modern network television's main tenets, it is fully at odds with Fox's overall image as the network to watch for scantily clad and good-looking young people.

While Ham's position is clearly fully at odds with the nature of science, there's good reason to believe that it is also at odds with the nature of religion, at least as proposed by many.

Up until that point, Under the Shadow spends its time building up Shideh as a fully formed character at odds with her surroundings, so that when the terror hits, it means something.

Where coercion is necessary, it can safely be assumed that the constituency's goals are fully or partly at odds with that of the humanitarian organisation.

Not only is it a world that's largely invisible, it also obeys laws that we don't fully understand, and which seem at odds and paradoxical to the world we know and inhabit.

The suggestion that we do not fully report our study results is at odds with our policy and practice (front page, May 31; editorial, June 1).

Yet fully embracing the measures would place her directly at odds with Mr. Bloomberg and Mr. Kelly, whom she has said she wants to keep as police commissioner if she is elected.

For Berman, the lesson is "a general principle: economic development and governance can be at odds when the territory is not fully controlled by the government".

But the deal was never fully implemented, and the two sides have since been at odds over issues like whether Kurdistan had the right to sign contracts with foreign oil companies for the fields within its borders.

But thoughtful leaders know that the popular definition of authenticity being fully yourself, completely transparent, always telling the unvarnished truth is at odds with the reality of the executive leadership role and responsibilities.