be at odds

“Will we be at odds with each other? One hundred percent. Will we get on each other’s nerves? One hundred percent. There’s a lot of bad stuff going on in the world, though. This is good back and forth,” Mike said.

A fabulous finale would be at odds with the nature of this Test, which had its first two days dogged by bad light.

“We don’t want to be at odds with an economic interest if we don’t need to be,” Miller said.

Meanwhile, US senior administration officials said that the announced result “does not track with data that we've received through quick count mechanisms and other sources, which suggests that the result that was announced may be at odds with how people voted”.

Vance’s connection to Teneo could form a bridge between different factions of the Republican Party that seem to be at odds.