Sentence examples for clashes of the from inspiring English sources

Certain to be one of the clashes of the Olympics.

Inside, exhibits memorialized each of the significant clashes of the past two years.

In one of the most personal clashes of the evening, Mr. Paul and Mr. Gingrich fought over military service.

Selma was the scene of one of the bloodiest clashes of the civil rights era in March 1965.

The Breeders' Cup has seen many clashes of the generations over the years, but never one quite like this.

But the early battles of 1914 were not remotely like that – indeed, they resembled clashes of the Napoleonic era.

Globalization prompted the most violent clashes of the past decade, between those who thrived in this system and those who viewed it as soulless and heartless.

Here, in these intra-European differences, the most painful and substantive clashes of the coming months and years may well emerge.

But Mr. Reich is clearly wary of facile optimism: the finale, in which the keyboard clashes of the opening movement return, has a nightmarish quality, and ends abruptly.

Solving the Israeli-Palestinian dispute is important in the religiously charged atmosphere of this century, he said, after the sharp political and ideological clashes of the last one.

In his loopy comedy, Preminger doesn't just depict — or, rather, caricature — the cultural shifts and generational clashes of the late sixties, he finds new forms for the new events.