Sentence examples for plainly at odds from inspiring English sources
The picture, taken mid-backlog, was plainly at odds with the Governor's assertion that he and Wildstein had scarcely spoken in years.
According to AAP: "The airline said the staffer was complying with a requirement that airlines make quarantine announcements, but the crew member's words were 'poorly chosen and plainly at odds with the professional standards we'd expect from our team'".
It is not about "holding a belief plainly at odds with the evidence" and is not closely related to "denial", but instead occurs when an individual holds two or more personal ideas that are inconsistent.
They are also prone to cognitive dissonance: holding a belief plainly at odds with the evidence, usually because the belief has been held and cherished for a long time.
The airline said the staffer was complying with a requirement that airlines make quarantine announcements, but the crew member's words were "poorly chosen and plainly at odds with the professional standards we'd expect from our team".
But while Mr. Rubio, 39, presented himself on his Florida Statehouse Web site and in interviews as a Roman Catholic, bloggers and journalists have noted since his election that he regularly worships at an evangelical megachurch whose theology is plainly at odds with Catholic teaching.
But this defiant last gasp of the downbeat '70s, opening two weeks after Ronald Reagan was elected president, was plainly a movie at odds with its time.
I speak so plainly of odds in part because this dizzy little musical, created by the Rough Magic Theater Company from Dublin and acclaimed at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe two years ago, includes among its characters the physicist Erwin Schrödinger.
They were somewhat at odds.
