Sentence examples for little at odds from inspiring English sources

This seemed a little at odds with public opinion.

This seems a little at odds to how many teams frequently hire and fire head coaches, even after short periods.

The event evokes earlier, wackier days, but its anti-establishment vibe can seem a little at odds with the rather large factory beside it.

Treble voices gave off a deep, full color a little at odds with the cliché of thin, white-light British choirboy tone.

To be clear, we're not criticising the look, but anyone who doesn't find Varoufakis' choice of outfit incongruous and a little at odds with the situation here is lying to themselves.

Steely Dan's "beatnik outsider" appeal, which speaks to geeks and loners everywhere, seems a little at odds with the sold-out crowds at the Apollo, who howl with delight as each number begins.

Removing the deduction, he said, "does seem a little bit at odds with the president's statement".

"Rarely does anyone talk about dazzling ambition, bravura or showmanship, as if such qualities were a little unseemly, at odds with Midwestern good sense".

AP: Well, the story is that we had to deliver two albums and Eric was a little bit at odds with the label at the time, so it was kind of, "You want an album?

It firms up, reveals little, and is at odds with the expressive songs she sings.

Their spindly little legs looked at odds with the bulky bodies, but they know how to thunder.