Sentence examples for clashes of opinion from inspiring English sources
Behavioral development is a field of study in which there have been intense clashes of opinion.
Wilder's style was her own, and she stuck up for herself during clashes of opinion on content, commenting once to Almanzo, "the more I see of how Rose works the better satisfied I am to raise chickens".
There were several memorable clashes of opinion, the funniest by far coming when the chair, John Carey, trying desperately to persuade us of the merits of Martin Amis's Yellow Dog, read aloud from a paragraph describing the death-throes of a dying fly, at which point Francine Stock and I caught each other's eye across the table and began to giggle.
The opening arguments were dominated by a clash of opinion on the scope of the proceeding.
That's a strength – the clash of opinion can be creative; a coalition all of its own.
I've not always agreed with those readers for whom attacking the right and defending human liberty have seemed almost the same thing, but I've enjoyed the clash of opinion, felt grateful for the opportunity to express my own, and grateful to you readers for engaging with me – as you so vigorously have.
"Crazy, crazy, crazy," said one old man walking past, shaking his head at the clash of opinions and the rising noise level.
We may believe intellectually in the clash of opinions, but in practice we like to embed ourselves in the reassuring womb of an echo chamber.
The clash of opinions demonstrates how difficult it is becoming to weigh up the protection of the best remaining parts of nature, in a rapidly degrading world, against the needs and rights of people.
I guess my closing point that relates to this oncoming clash of opinions between Mr Fry and I, is that certain things will always get lost in the fire.
