Sentence examples for a common clash between from inspiring English sources

"This is a common clash between couples at bedtime," said Patrick Rouvillois, international managing director for Nook Media L.L.C., a Barnes & Noble subsidiary, in a written statement.

The first Commons clash between the two men came a week ahead of the spending review, when the government's cuts will be revealed.

The NHS bill has been criticised by various bodies representing healthcare professionals and has been the subject of Commons clashes between Mr Cameron and Labour leader Ed Miliband at prime minister's questions for the past four weeks.

For the students who go further, and study or live in the Middle East, a common theme is the clash between their idealism and the harsher realities they encounter.

On April 19th the Supreme Court heard a case about a clash between the two groups.

Take care to see that you have a common theme running between all your upholstery so that the colors do not clash or hurt the eye.

In the eyes of consumer organisations, this is a broader clash between box-ticking, rules-based regulation and more flexible common-sense, principles-based oversight.

The tension reflected a culture clash between Mr. Lawsky's aggressive approach and the more staid philosophy common at the Treasury Department.

It's a tragedy, because it is a clash between right and right.

That left an almost storybook opportunity for a clash between good and evil.

Sunday's final then becomes a clash between an unstoppable force and … well, another unstoppable object.