Sentence examples for bitter clashes from inspiring English sources

Also in 1829 his father, after bitter clashes with conservative elements in his hometown, committed suicide.

Several hundred students gathered outside Wits' Great Hall auditorium, the scene of recent bitter clashes.

A recent biography about Barbara Stanwyck detailed bitter clashes with studios over compensation in the 1930s.

1992 David Plowright, chairman and champion of Granada Television is ousted after bitter clashes.

This has led to bitter clashes with Japan's permanent government, including the public prosecutors, who have pursued seemingly unending investigations into Mr. Ozawa's political finances in recent years.

In the wake of bitter clashes between Mr Woodhead and MPs on the Commons education select committee, Mr Blunkett and Mr Blair spoke on Wednesday night.

Mrs. Bouteuil refused, provoking a bitter clash.

Justice Blackmun's file documents the bitter clash that resulted.

He described that attention as "a silver lining" of the increasingly bitter clash.

And now that shift is prompting a bitter clash within the state's Republican Party.

Politics has become blighted by a bitter clash between Mr Obasanjo and his vice-president, Atiku Abubakar, who are now trading accusations of corruption against each other.