Sentence examples for that are at odds from inspiring English sources

MR. SMITHERS offered many views on economics and investing that are at odds with conventional wisdom.

"There are always hard realities that are at odds with artistic temperament," he said.

Ms. Grant, an able vocalist with great cheekbones, exudes a take-charge competence and confidence that are at odds with the vulnerability of the virginal Sarah.

His geometric designs painted on the staircase create optical illusions of angled structures and a steep vanishing point perspective that are at odds with the architectural setting.

"If you look dispassionately at the record, there are a lot of churches with policies that are at odds with civil law".

They risk misunderstanding and misinterpretation, bare conflicts and contradictions that are at odds with a work's public profile and overt import.

The Democratic platform, in embracing Mr. Kerry's positions, also stakes out familiar positions on domestic issues that are at odds with the Republicans'.

Though they have been around for decades, all three books deal with the future in intellectual, critically probing ways that are at odds with today's Hollywood mentality.

And the democratic countries have business interests that are at odds with a staunch opposition to autocracies that have poor human-rights records.

These are words that are at odds with what many of us think photographers are up to quite a lot of the time.

Ms Pearcey aims to help the religiously astute understand the forces in culture that are at odds with a concept of God.