Sentence examples similar to clash strength from inspiring English sources

Andy Kellman of AllMusic called the album "a career highlight" and "her most entertaining and sexually explicit work, yet substantive in every respect".. Nick Catucci, writer for Entertainment Weekly, found the singer indulging in "clashing impulses between strength and escape, megapop and fresh sounds, big messages and resonant lyrics".

That's a strength – the clash of opinion can be creative; a coalition all of its own.

Palestinian officials have repeatedly said they lack the political strength to clash with the extremist groups without gaining some immediate benefit from Israel, like an easing of the blockade on Palestinian areas.

It may suggest that overwhelming amount of fibre is limited due to clash between the fluidity and strength development.

In-form James Milner may not recover in time from a possible ligament injury but other than that the hosts are at full strength for this crunch clash.

After a week in which some worried that Israel and the United States were on the brink of a historic clash, Mrs. Clinton reaffirmed the underlying strength of the countries' ties.

The most prominent trans-river clash came when Clark demonstrated the strength of his army by overpowering the fort's garrison, pulling down the Portuguese flag and running up the Union Jack in its place.

South KEY TO WINNING THE DIVISION: Atlanta, Tampa Bay and New Orleans have similar weaknesses and strengths and will constantly clash in a three-team scrap for this divisional title.

China's growing military strength has sparked several clashes in recent years in East Asian waters where it claims exclusive rights.

But casualties from Nasser's brash military intervention in Yemen, which sapped Egypt's strength just before that fatal clash, may have equalled Egypt's losses from all its four wars against the Jewish state.

Militants have gained strength there and have often clashed with law enforcement officers and the Pakistani Army.