Sentence examples for variance with the from inspiring English sources

Everything was neat and well kept, at utter variance with the exterior.

"The image I'd discovered was at total variance with the man I met," Mr. Shakespeare said.

What explains this decision, apparently at variance with the UUP's role in the process thus far?

In that I am at radical variance with the views of the Moscow Patriarchate which has been demanding severe punishment.

Still, it's more the label's prevailing ethos, that, as Engle delicately puts it, "set us at variance with the industry".

But Dr. Edelman's highly subjective analytic style put him at variance with the prevailing orthodoxy in contemporary American political science.

Again, this is at variance with the evidence.

It is the problem of the commons -- individual incentives appear to be at variance with the collective good.

It is at variance with the principle that only a pressing social need can defeat freedom of expression'.

What's surprising about this bleak approach is that it's so at variance with the traditions of British TV drama.

It would be hard to reach a conclusion more at variance with the position of Jane Elliott.