Sentence examples for was at variance with from inspiring English sources

But giving evidence to MPs, Sir Howard Davies said the mayor dismissed anything that was "at variance" with what he wanted.

But the IG said he meant only that the briefing was at "variance with the consensus of the Intelligence Community". Of course it was at variance!

By this time, Mr. Rositzke's thinking was at variance with the standard political posture of the Cold Warriors of earlier times.

The indignation of the pope counted for little so long as he was at variance with Charles V, but in June 1529 pope and emperor came to terms.

At first his tribe was at variance with Carthage, but in 213 bc it became reconciled when its powerful western neighbours, the Masaesyli, under Syphax, deserted Carthage.

Mr. Branch's statement yesterday was at variance with the earlier accounts of both brothers, and implicated Lorenzo far more than Lorenzo's own testimony, in which he had said he was unarmed.

Especially when the "Shakespeare tradition" has so often been at variance with his approach to theatre.

The actual biography of Uncle Ben is at variance with his fanciful new identity.

Forensic evidence is at variance with parts of the officer's account, the inquiry has heard.

Again, this is at variance with the evidence.

This conclusion, however, is at variance with most of the biblical and archaeological evidence.