at odds
conflicting *
contradictory *
self-contradictory

He and his daughter seemed always at odds with each other these days.

President Bush found himself at odds with many in his own party.

They are often at odds with each other in the beginning of the series.

They have sometimes found themselves at odds with Federal officials.

These two systems of water rights were at odds with one another.

In many ways, the two media often seemed at odds.

In the real world, those two things are often at odds.

Quickly, the two are at odds and have nothing in common.

Life was so short, and she didn't want to be at odds with the person who knew her best.

Sometimes parents find themselves at odds over about the best course of treatment for their child.