Sentence examples for clashes of past from inspiring English sources

In the second act, it occasionally overreaches in jokes built on the culture clashes of past and future.

It's a clash of past and present, bringing together the best of both.

He thinks the trouble is not so much a clash of Democratic and Republican orthodoxies as it is a clash of past and future.

And then Meares, who knows Pendleton so well after their bruising clashes of the past, turned the psychological screw.

As imperial grandmaster of the Independent Loyal Orange Institution, Dawson had been involved in negotiations to find alternative routes for Orange parades that would avoid the bitter clashes of the past.

Officers maintained they would police the ancient site in a fair and sensitive manner and played down comparisons to the tense build-up to last month's G20 protests and to notorious clashes of the past such as the Battle of the Beanfield in 1985, when police stopped a convoy of new age travellers who were hoping to get near the henge for the solstice.

U.S.-Mexico World Cup qualifier is a clash of the past and the present.  .

But Italian executives have long complained that France has thrown up roadblocks to their efforts to expand into France, and a battle now going on between companies from the two countries has revived memories of past clashes.

She implicitly criticized Enzi's sometimes accommodating style, saying on Tuesday that "we can no longer afford simply to go along to get along" - an echo of past party clashes between ideologically driven activists and more moderate party pragmatists.

Israeli and Palestinian security chiefs met today to coordinate further reciprocal actions to reduce tensions, including the removal of Israeli troops and weapons from crossroads and other flash points that have been the scene of recurring clashes in the past 20 days of street violence.

No one embodies the clash of the Democrats' past and future more than Mrs Clinton, of course.