Sentence examples for less at odds from inspiring English sources
Murdoch's News International saw a gap in the market that was less at odds with the experience of many of London readers.
Ukiyo-e can be less at odds with aesthetic concepts such as the racy, urbane stylishness of iki.
But Catholicism has historically been the island's dominant religion, and despite the Vatican's criticism of Cuba's treatment of dissidents, the government seems less at odds with the faith than ever.
The reason for this correlation, the authors argue, may be that people inclined toward delusional thinking are "more emphatic in their endorsement of NDE phenomena as they view it as less at odds with their pre-existing belief systems" or even as "evidence" of the validity of those beliefs.
Yet even if the more comfortable left-right "grand coalition" between Merkel's center-right Christian Democratic Union and the center-left Social Democratic Party had remained in power, France and Germany would not have suddenly become less at odds in their approach to governing the euro zone.
New roles and functions then had to be invented that were less obviously at odds with the new Church law.
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What's less effective, and at odds with American values, is the administration's abiding faith in punitive measures where children are concerned.
They finished third by less than a length at odds of 18-1, a satisfying finish, said Sophie.
"It's obviously a simplification, but I imagine I would be closer to the activist side of the spectrum," says Taylor, whose less aeolian approach set him at odds with one French writer, Maylis de Kerangal.
On paper at least, none of the other five starters figured to be in the same class as Congaree coming in, which is why the strapping chestnut colt was sent off as the prohibitive favorite at odds of less than 1 to 2. "I just thought he couldn't lose today," a perplexed Baffert said.
