Sentence examples for publicly at odds from inspiring English sources

But in at least one sense, the Knicks are already publicly at odds with Marbury.

Ministers and presidential advisers had been publicly at odds about how to handle the dispute.

He barely made it into Mr. Netanyahu's Cabinet, and he has been publicly at odds with the Prime Minister.

Clegg and Osborne are now publicly at odds over spending plans and whether tax rises are needed to clear the deficit.

Zardari suggested Lahore Principal Officer might mediate between the Pakistan People's Party PPPP) Governor and Shabbaz Sharif who increasingly are publicly at odds.

Goldsmith himself seems to subscribe to the conventional view that being publicly at odds with your Westminster top brass is a prerequisite for mayoral election success.

Boies has responded to the latest letter, also publicly, threatening further legal action and accusing both Warner and the MPAA of being "at odds with established custom, practice, and procedure".

As a handpicked choice of Senator Paul S. Sarbanes, Democrat of Maryland, Mr. Goldschmid often found himself both publicly and privately at odds with Mr. Donaldson's predecessor, Harvey L. Pitt.

Education Secretary Arne Duncan on Monday became the third member of the Obama administration to embrace same-sex marriage publicly, a position at odds with that of the president, who has limited his support to civil unions for gay men and lesbians.

Trump's warm welcome in the Polish capital stands apart from his usual reception in Europe, where he is publicly disliked and politically at odds with many of his counterparts.

The president publicly acknowledged he was at odds with top leaders in his government even before the New York Times on Wednesday published a rare, anonymous op-ed from a person identified only as a senior administration official.