Sentence examples for clash as a from inspiring English sources

This is as much a legal clash as a cultural clash.

Interviewed after the race Grosjean, however, dismissed the clash as a racing incident.

You could parse their clash as a grownup debate on the politics of governance, but it's really not.

Professor Cathcart sees the clash as a turning point in what is now an epic scandal, roping in top politicians, police officials and media moguls.

Riewoldt and his cousin Jack, the Richmond spearhead, extensively promoted the clash as a fundraiser for the foundation set up in her name.

Kathy Burke's comedy, inspired by her teenage years, follows the wonderful short film about meeting the Clash as a teenager that she made in 2010.

During normal speech, the vocal cords clash about a hundred times a second in men and two hundred times in women; in an operatic soprano, they clash as many as a thousand times a second.

Bergkamp has described the clash as an "accident", saying he was protecting the ball.

But the evident tensions with the White House are relished by many Republicans, who see the clash as an opportunity to underline their support for Israel.

MPs raised the timetable clash as an example of the concentration of power in the executive and most candidates pledged they would push to strengthen the legislature against the executive and beef up the powers of backbenchers.

Clash: As an artist, where do you put yourself in the context of the 20th Century?