Sentence examples for weirdly at odds from inspiring English sources
The mission of the Dreyfus Health Foundation appears weirdly at odds with medical research, experts say.
Its willingness to depict the catastrophic psychological impact of war is weirdly at odds with its fierce flurries of patriotism.
The title track from his debut album Queen of Denmark becomes a startling, moving epic, full of dramatic peaks and silences; Greatest Motherfucker improbably provokes both an audience singalong and a sea of waving arms, the communal sense of euphoria in the crowd weirdly at odds with the self-baiting bitterness of the song's lyric.
Introducing biologically realistic entanglements and higher order correlations across genomic sites and events is deeply problematic and nearly impossible to get right; (2) Another problem is that the reported p-values of such tests of association are weirdly at odds with current basic science.
And combined with Mr. Langewiesche's willfully forensic descriptions and his self-congratulatory, almost giddy air at having spent so much time at ground zero, it makes for a weirdly voyeuristic book -- a book quite at odds with the solemn reasons that led to the cleanup efforts there in the first place.
Weirdly, what Mr. Swofford says about his father in this volume often seems at odds with what he said about him in "Jarhead": maybe because of being in therapy, maybe because of the passage of time — it's not clear.
The immediacy of the movie seems at odds with its deliberate pacing and classical style, so that it strikes you as both uncannily old fashioned and weirdly urgent.
They were somewhat at odds.
Their missions are at odds.
