Instead, two of the three other works seemed oddly at odds with his quintet.
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Rather oddly, this assumption is at odds with the theory of filtration of particles: nano-particles are rather well trapped by filters because of their rapid diffusion onto the filter substrate.
Oddly enough, though, this is at odds with pretty much every other area of collecting, and is sure to change eventually.
But, rather oddly, his forthright, thoughtful directorial personality is at odds with his acting one: for all his films' freakish elements, this is a man whose preference is for polished, well-made dramas, with clear emotional through-lines and sobbing catharsis.
Oddly enough, those two things appear to be at odds".
Oddly, the attitude towards the skate park seems at odds with local councils' current obsession with anything that could be construed as "pop-up".
But it felt oddly remote, and the sourness of its story seemed at odds with the blitheness of its tone.
Carter's books are stuffed, rather bureaucratically, into the oddly-shaped pigeon-hole of "magic realism", an incurious label almost comically at odds with her prodigal, disorderly style.
"Person Pitch" is a profoundly strange recording, often seemingly at odds with itself: absolutely digital and yet obviously homemade, repetitive yet oddly restless, airy yet packed to the breaking point with every sound effect under the sun.
The staging, lighting and deep colour tones of each scene seem at odds with the stilted dialogue and clunky dramatics, but the film remains oddly compelling.
