Sentence examples for clashes with him from inspiring English sources

But there have been several stories about members of his staff leaving because of alleged personality clashes with him.

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).

But like the real-life Duncan, his heroine travels the world; has lovers and bears children without getting married; finds love with the theater reformer Edward Gordon Craig but clashes with him when he expects her artistic vision to be subordinate to his; defies American audiences by baring a breast; embraces Bolshevism; and denounces jazz as a false expression of the American spirit.

And of course his ego is very big and sometimes people who had clashes with him were basically fired.

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

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

"Keep an eye on how he works with the White House," said one senior House Republican who has clashed with him.

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

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

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.