Sentence examples similar to all-out strife from inspiring English sources
For most of the album she lets her big, smoky voice rip into songs of all-out romantic strife.
In evaluating the prospects for all-out civil strife, the command concentrates on "key reads," or several principal variables.
Strife may be chronic, but all-out civil war is unlikely.
But, despite her anonymity, Myerson left out much of what was really going on in her family, above all the strife linked to her eldest son's use of skunk cannabis.
Stopping Pulp Fiction from being made would have saved me a lot of personal strife – especially all the strife I encountered studying film at university during its relative afterglow, where people would pad out their hokey three-minute plots with swaths and swaths of tedious babble about continental hamburgers and the imagined subtexts hidden within Achy Breaky Heart.
All human strife, group hatred, partisanship and struggle for advantage, in this view, resulted directly from ignorance.
"I truly believe that all the strife in the world is caused by miscommunication and ignorance," he adds.
All this strife adds up to a king-size opportunity for a turnaround.
Music has helped Harriet through all this strife.
