Sentence examples for clash of perspectives from inspiring English sources
Beneath this clash of perspectives lies a crucial distinction – between optimism and hope.
The confusion arises, in most cases, from a clash of perspectives.
During the bruising clash of perspectives that is "Blackbird," embodied with uncanny strength and subtlety by Mr. Daniels and Ms. Pill, Ray and Una are peeled down to their barest souls.
It has become both an asset and a burden for Ms. Park that her father's legacy has become a convenient symbol of the continuing clash of perspectives on the country's modern history that underlies the split between liberals and conservatives.
Of course, Roseanne Conner didn't make the crude joke that Trump made — so far, at least, the show doesn't traffic in any heavy clash of perspectives, as in Lear's shows from the seventies, in which Maude Findlay and George Jefferson held their own against Archie Bunker.
Of course, Roseanne Conner didn't make the crude joke that Trump made so far, at least, the show doesn't traffic in any heavy clash of perspectives, as in Lear's shows from the seventies, in which Maude Findlay and George Jefferson held their own against Archie Bunker.
Geri Gindea of Lawrence, who described herself as a centrist Orthodox Jew, said: "The outrage comes from a clashing of perspectives or ideas of what the Vaad's scope of authority should be.
These clashes of perspective have ruptured the bank's governance system so deeply that finance officials in many countries worry that it may be irreparable whatever happens to Mr. Wolfowitz.
A simple clash of historical perspectives.
The play's heated final scene (set a year earlier) between clever go-getter Marlene, who has more or less abandoned her past to forge ahead, and depressed, resentful Joyce, who has borne the burden of responsibility for all that Marlene has left behind, thrillingly captures the clash of sociopolitical perspectives that characterized Margaret Thatcher's Britain.
