Sentence examples for Unresolvable conflict from inspiring English sources

It turns around one unresolvable conflict – between (wo)man and the wide open, empty spaces of the United States.

What has changed about nuisance law is the fact that the element of judicial discretion in resolving the basically unresolvable conflict between two equally privileged land uses is more frankly recognized.

Mr. Gregory's actors treat their roles as if they were performing Chekhov, and the result is an unresolvable conflict of two attitudes -- Howard and Judy's highbrow liberalism and Jack's resolutely lowbrow cynicism.

A view of history as a panorama of unending, unresolvable conflict, the murals led to "Napalm I" (1969), depicting a pair of flayed men, one gesturing in defiance, the other in agony.

If so, can't we conclude that there is no unresolvable conflict between God's being essentially morally perfect and his enjoying a significant degree of genuine freedom?

Our republic was shaped at its birth by an unresolvable conflict between the ideals of the Enlightenment and the political demands of a slave economy.

The results are widespread social strife and seemingly unresolvable conflicts about the nature of reality.

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Soon we'll have to deal with the sequester, a debt-ceiling extension and possibly a budget, all of which hold the specter of revisiting the unresolvable conflicts and intransigence of the fiscal cliff.

It's one of those unresolvable conflicts we face in modern society when a complicated issue comes along and we have to rely on critical thinking and careful reasoning to figure out what's best, only we're stuck with a risk perception system that evolved to handle risks - lions and tigers and bears, oh MY! - that were much simpler.

The world according to Barack Obama, as laid out in the State of the Union speech, is a place where things are perfect, when led by the United States, or tied up in unresolvable conflicts, so let's just move on and hopefully in a couple of generations everything will be okay.