Sentence examples for well at odds from inspiring English sources

And the bottom line is that he has earned too much respect over the years to be discarded now, on a stage that suits him so well, at odds like these.

But there are other areas of the Miliband approach that remain miasmically unclear, as well as at odds with Sainsbury's approach.

For example, developing the night-time economy may well be at odds with drug and alcohol objectives, while the relentless round of cuts to leisure services undermines work to tackle obesity.

There is also the practical problem that Obama can't very well be at odds with Russia and China simultaneously.

The horses at the head of the market have questions to answer and Or Jaune should go well at decent odds.

And offering a SIM might well put Google at odds with the mobile carriers it is trying to woo over to the Android platform.

Described in press materials as "a modern interpretation of an overlooked biblical story," it centers on a well-heeled woman at odds with a philandering husband; a mother who encourages her to do likewise; and a therapist who hits on her.

His public stiffness is a well known mystery, reportedly at odds with his private personality.

Mr. Schlichting, a choreographer from Minnesota, was first with "Public Hair," a title that boded well but ultimately felt at odds with his rather dry solo.

Neither alternative may be particularly attractive to Israelis, but continuing the apartheid route will only get uglier and costlier over time, as well as being constantly at odds with the state's claim of democracy.

Meanwhile, under its eponymous imprint, Simon & Schuster publishes works of mainstream history and political science — "Exit Right: The People Who Left the Left and Reshaped the American Century" by Daniel Oppenheimer or "Dark Territory," Fred Kaplan's history of cyber warfare, to name a couple of recent titles — as well as others explicitly at odds with Threshold's ideological goals.