Sentence examples for clashes a bit from inspiring English sources

I think that clashes a bit with the Scandinavian way of doing things, people have even called us ruthless.

That data clashes a bit with the popular narrative that after the Brexit vote and the Trump win, the result of the Italian referendum is the most recent victory of "eurosceptic populists and nationalist parties" generally backed by an older demographic.

Like "Easy Rider," it's putting yourself against a backdrop that might clash a bit with your personal culture.

"Madagascar!" the signs of the new permanent exhibition declare, their cartoon graphics clashing a bit with the building's limestone lions.

"Gertrude and the Myrtle P. Jarmon group clashed a little bit," he said.

He added, "It's this really pragmatic approach, which may clash a little bit with the public perception of the ethos of some of these companies".

Sometimes our thought processes clash a little bit and sometimes it's good to have a father reel you back in when he thinks you're going too far on something.

For example: wearing a blue shirt with blue shorts and blue shoes will clash and look a bit odd.

He is wearing a torn tartan shirt, a clashing tartan kilt, boots, a bit of makeup around the eyes but "no underwear", as he cheerfully informs me.

For those who don't know, the Marni look for women revolves around clashing print and pattern, a bit of colour blocking and some sporty styling, all set off with a dash of bejewelling and some fantastic plastic accessories.

The clash did leave her a bit dazed and in possession of a killer headache though -- "I need a really big Advil right now," she joked.