Sentence examples for a strife of from inspiring English sources

This agreement ended a strife of 50 years, during which pamphleteers on both sides had revived every kind of claim to supremacy and God-given authority.

Moreover, Heraclitus also postulates that all observable changes result from a "strife" of opposing forces to overcome each other, thus creating transformative power as the ruling condition of existence: "war is the father of all and king of all" (Fr. 212).

A strife of interests masquerading as a contest of principles".

Consequently, it is unclear how a democracy should maintain its legitimacy and avoid devolving into an endless strife of factions simply vying for power.

Or, as one investor warns, he's seen funds that have tried to unload private stock when a company encounters strife of some sort, or if user numbers plummet.

The disorder, uncertainty and strife of a revolution make citizens yearn for stable authority, or they turn to radicalism.

I am from kool-aid stained countertops, lively Baptist churches, and the infamous strife of a single parent.

As a result, in the context of the Lebanese civil strife of 1958, an armed conflict erupted between supporters (the ARF) and opponents (Hunchakians, Ramgavars) of Zareh.

From his worktable, a new Aleppo grew, one from which he had erased all traces of a half-decade of strife: a city without ISIS, Al Nusra, or Bashar al Assad.

However, the efficiency of the PPG has since been hampered by internal strife, a lack of organization and a lack of capacity building.

Shawn Christensen's "Curfew" is a sensitive exploration of the strife and reconciliation of a suicidal New Yorker and his abused sister, a single mother with a precocious daughter.