The fact he was making the speech at all implicitly conceded that a currency union in the event of independence is perfectly possible, which puts Carney at odds with the UK Government (which has given a rather different impression).
It is perfectly reasonable for people to be at odds with the president's policies, but that does not excuse the demonstrably disrespectful behavior and, to be quite frank, outright hatred and resentment that many of the president's opponents have directed toward him.
It is honest and artificial all at once that utilises a heavily-constructed tone usually at odds with the documentary style, perfectly deployed to illuminate this unique subject.
His voice is at odds with his distressed jeans, but it matches perfectly his tweedy flat cap.
In this light, the unveiling of Google Home wasn't at odds with Pichai's post-device vision; it was perfectly aligned with it.
As he stood off-camera in frigid temperatures at the Red Hook Container Terminal in Brooklyn, his crisply pressed Tom Ford suit seemed perfectly matched for a certain martini-sipping British agent, even if the sharp look was at odds with the shabby industrial setting.
And by shutting frontline communities out of the conversation, Gates' message is perfectly in keeping with the spirit of the Paris climate talks so far even as it's profoundly at odds with the stated aims of his charitable ventures.
Just three lines, but the notion of that disorientation when heightened emotion sets us at odds with the world, when scents turn sour, when household objects shed their purpose, is perfectly evoked.
One of them is that Member States are perfectly well able to enact statutory safeguards against racism, in other words EU action in this area is fundamentally at odds with the subsidiarity principle.
