Sentence examples for pretty at odds from inspiring English sources

I feel pretty at odds with my appearance, I'm alternative looking but feel like underneath all the craziness I'm a mainstream soul.

Indeed, it's pretty much at odds with much of what the government says it believes in.

His production also, and I think unwisely, buys into the composer's excesses, namely a childlike highmindedness pretty much at odds with the more cynical world in which the Met finds itself.

They were somewhat at odds.

"Last year in the Derby, they went off at pretty low odds, 11-1.

Oddly enough, though, this is at odds with pretty much every other area of collecting, and is sure to change eventually.

Perhaps it was too expressive a face to be pretty — the obdurate and the yielding at odds in it.

His Mephistopheles, Arthur Darvill, looks even more at odds with the occasion, which pretty much negates the symbiotic dance toward death upon which both men are embarked.

Growing up in communist Estonia, Pärt found himself at odds with the regime on pretty well every aesthetic and spiritual level.

"There is potential for her to lose Texas," he said — an assessment not at odds with the polls — "which would pretty much force her to quit".

"It's so at odds with the reality that it's pretty frightening".