Sentence examples for clash with both from inspiring English sources

He is a lonely poet, an outsider whose aesthetic ideals clash with both east and west, communist dictatorships and "decadent" consumer society.

In that situation, to make traditional-left Keynesianism work, as Benn suggested, would have meant an all-out clash with both the market and the state.

On other issues, too, the president's ambitions for the session are likely to clash with both the political realities and the practical limitations of a short calendar — whether Congress meets for days, as many House Democrats would like, or for weeks, assuming that the Senate gets bogged down in partisan battles over the tax cuts, Mr. Obama's proposed arms reduction deal with Russia and more.

It was a classic Venus-and-Mars clash, with both of us guilty of equal levels of stubbornness.

Stevie May's goal settled a fiery clash, with both bosses being sent to the stand by referee Crawford Allan after a furious bust-up.

The removal caused outrage among Estonia's Russian-speaking population, and they proceeded to clash with both police and ethnic Estonians, who saw the statue as a reminder of Soviet occupation.

Mourinho has also had high-profile clashes with officials both during his previous spell at Chelsea and when in charge of Real Madrid.

Gayle has clashed with both the West Indies board and the team coach, Ottis Gibson.

Trump has had major clashes with both officials taking the lead on this, Tillerson and Corker, just this month.

It was T20 quarter-finals week in county cricket (with the final one clashing with both the Olympics and the Fourth Test, but ho hum).

The Democratic majority clashes with both the Republican minority and Mr. Gulotta but does not have enough votes to override his vetoes.