Sentence examples for it's at odds from inspiring English sources

As Marling admits she's "terrified" by the setting, you might be surprised by her confident performance, it's at odds with her protestations of shyness ("I can feel my parents quaking - "say something!"" she says, remarking on her lack of banter).

The odd thing about this "look-at-me" dish is that it's at odds with the rest of the place.

"It's at odds with equal access and undermines the dignity of the court".

It's at odds with the unwillingness of Congress to do anything at all about gun violence.

But also that it's at odds with our ability to learn skills around our emotions.

"I think it's at odds with how hardware or consumer electronics gets done usually," notes Coomer.

This is a nonsensical decision, not least because it is at odds with Mr. Obama's own vision.

Menendez knew that his hard-line approach to Cuba was a minority view within his party, and that it was at odds with Obama's approach.

It is at odds with Iran's claim to the international community and to its own people that it supports stability and security in Afghanistan".

Booker was not merely out of touch, it was at odds with the British reading public's tastes.

The core of the dictatorship is small, it is at odds with the military in its larger role.