Sentence examples for clash of minds from inspiring English sources
Victorian Clash of Minds.
The Pistorius case was the biggest story in post democracy South Africa, and we were all sucked into it for various reasons – the star appeal, the beautiful people, the sensation, the clash of legal minds, the intrigue.
The clash of the two great minds was somewhat rancorous to say the least.
But it's less a meeting of minds than a clash of values and ideologies in Stephen Daldry's nuanced revival of David Hare's drama.
A magazine of the left, Dissent is also a magazine of independent minds welcoming the clash of strong opinions.
James introduces it by observing that the history of philosophy is 'to a great extent that of a certain clash of human temperaments', between the 'tough minded' and the 'tender minded'.
Parents from disparate worlds who chat at the grocery store about the high cost of milk must surely find it easier to say, in group e-mail exchanges, what is really on their mind about the clash of cultures they notice every time they walk outside their front door.
After the St Louis debate, the 140 uncommitted voters who formed the audience were asked if the clash of candidates had helped them make up their minds.
Filmmaking is a question of rhythm, and as I listened to the symphony's clash of feelings, so many images came into my mind.
The clash of civilizations has just begun (at least in Putin's mind).
