Sentence examples for clash with human from inspiring English sources
A modest grandeur, verging at times on a clash with human nature, was a hallmark of the Hollande campaign from the start; one poster, seen through the window of a Socialist Party office in the Rue François-Miron, introduced the candidate's desire to "dissuade indecent remunerations" and "forbid speculation," which must be terrible news for the racetracks.
Even as Western governments and Pakistan try to crack down on terrorist training, their efforts are clashing with human rights groups in Pakistan that are pressing for the release of terrorism suspects who have been detained without being charged.
Kundnani says that this model clashes with human rights when law enforcement considers non-violent activism to be a step toward terrorist ideology, and when law enforcement actively pushes someone to commit extreme and violent acts that they otherwise wouldn't have done.
A leopard ran through the small town of Meerut in February, and there have been increasingly frequent incidents of elephants clashing with humans.
One action sequence notable for a creative use of violence involves a god clashing viciously with humans.
Mr. Windsor recently experienced firsthand one of the challenges as sophisticated car technology clashes with actual human behavior.
On a more fundamental level the commune's scorn for the "bourgeois decadence" of couples (for a short period no one was allowed to sleep with anyone for more than two nights in a row) clashed with basic human nature.
Simply put the ability of digital technology to remember clashes with the human societal need to forgive and forget.
In Specimen, Irina Kovalyova studied how science may clash with the living human heart, while Greg Hollingshead in Act Normal directed a slyly comic eye at the foibles, sins, mishaps, and silliness of daily life.
But the struggles in the concluding scenes -- "Toxic," "Roo" and "White" -- involved clashes with other humans in a contemporary urban society.
Fourth, this produces a clash with those ideals of human rights, universalism and equal treatment of persons that historically have constituted core values of the welfare-era Scandinavian states.
