Sentence examples for is at complete from inspiring English sources

Having conferred with Mohammed Sarwar (who is now Pakistan-based), we feel compelled to reveal that Khan's account is at complete odds with our collective recollection.

Provocatively entitled "The Arrant Folly of QE", it is interesting not least because Mr Smithers is at complete odds with Martin Wolf; in the past, the pair have often been in agreement with the latter quoting the former in the FT on many occasions.Anyway, Mr Smithers states thatthere are several assumptions which underlie QE and only if they can be considered reasonable can QE be justified.

On the latter front, if a religious way of conceiving the world is at complete odds with contemporary science, that would count as grounds for revising the religious outlook.

Interestingly, the word for "world" (kosmos in Greek) everywhere else in the Gospel of John describes that entity that is at complete enmity with God.

But his penchant for personal insult and repeated vows to create a federal government so big and intrusive it can literally wall off another country while deporting millions of U.S. residents is at complete odds, both politically and emotionally, with the tolerance and Good Samaritan populism we inevitably celebrate in our fictitious presidents.

But the Israeli and the Palestinian leaders are at complete loggerheads over how to proceed.

Above all, Greenspan's fear-of-surpluses argument was at complete odds with what he had said in the past.

The students you quote were in the minority and your ending remarks are at complete odds with the spirit and depth of the typical Barnard woman.

"This is a man who was at complete peace in his life," she said.

He's at complete peace, and he's here learning a greater lesson".

In addition to working for companies that were at complete opposite ends of the spectrum to Neiman Marcus, the cultures were dramatically different.