Sentence examples for clashed with him from inspiring English sources

But Patterson clashed with him over climate change; Mercer said that concerns about it were overblown.

Many liberals reject Mr Moussa because they say he embodies the old establishment, even though Mr Mubarak clashed with him and fired him.

Ms Sturgeon said "I back Ed [Miliband]" on raising the 45p top rate of tax, but then clashed with him over the need for austerity.

As if to make an example, he has sacked the justice minister, who had clashed with him over the choice of a new police chief.

Kerr, who served as the Suns' president in D'Antoni's final season — and occasionally clashed with him — said the expectations play to D'Antoni's strengths.

The selection of Ms Holguín irritated him, since she had clashed with him over several appointments she saw as repaying political favours.

Some who seemed to clash with him directly, like Mr. Khodorkovsky, lost fortunes.

So I was supposed to clash with him and get uppity every time he said something, but I ended up agreeing with a lot of it.

A writer (Herbert Marshall) who was widowed during the London Blitz lives in California with his second wife (Barbara O'Neil), a wealthy woman who clashes with him and his viperish daughter, Diane Jean Simmonss).

Evans avoided publicly clashing with him, fearing that it would hurt the candidacies of Klan-backed politicians: Stephenson was closely involved in the successful gubernatorial candidacy of Indiana Klan-member Edward L. Jackson, and the Klan members had significant electoral gains in that state in 1924, including the election of several candidates to the state legislature.

The government has repeatedly clashed with Mr. Simor, accusing him of not doing enough to stimulate the economy.