Sentence examples for clash of world from inspiring English sources
By the time I left Amerind, I realized that what I had witnessed was a clash of world views.
The combination suggests a posh dining room, but the clash of world views -- gemütlichkeit versus the Soviet Politburo -- is enough to ruin one's appetite.
The clash of world views on abortion echoes more and more through Washington these days; at one point, the Senate moved from debating the bill to ban intact dilation and extraction to holding a vote on the Estrada filibuster.
The clash of worlds gave rise to fantastic hybrids, lasting myths, and appalling numbers of deaths from disease and violence.
They want to relieve him of his stereotypes, and the clash of worlds is hilarious, but the plot degenerates into a dumb contest of rhetoric and trivia (2 40).
On the face of it it is a clash of worlds; the Olympics with all its show and fanfare and the harsh reality of life for many in the local community.
Its split location suggests a strange clash of worlds, and could go some way to explain his description of the project as finding freedom in "an anxious, rotting brain" and "BEING ALIEN MAN".
The shimmer of these events, contrasted with the bleak lives of poor Moroccans, allows Mr. Osborne to tinker with his novel's fatalistic themes: the clash of worlds, post-colonial angst, the cultural misunderstandings that have grown only more profound since Sept. 11.
This clash of worlds results in a one-way ticket to the dark place where you have to shake your head to get rid of the bad karma clouds polluting your brain... Here's more..
I'm not saying she wouldn't have a great time (she wouldn't), but I am saying it would be an utter, catastrophic clash of worlds that would plague my nightmares for years as I repeatedly imagined her wandering curiously towards a sound system and then disappearing into a crowd.
