Sentence examples for clashing armies from inspiring English sources
The subjects include courtly life and clashing armies.
Even if you couldn't discern a plot that linked these fleeting visions of lovers and schemers, clashing armies and spectacular flying warriors, you could admire Mr. Tan's knack for giving each film and scene its own character.
The fluidity and simplicity of the production also honors Shakespeare's oft-repeated invitations to the audience to allow the imagination to people the stage with clashing armies and flit from Britain to France and back again in the blink of an eye.
As the dancing commences, scenes of the two clashing armies are seen while Knowles writhes in sand.
It was not a clash of armies, but a clash of wills; a contest to determine the meaning of America.
Washington, Witt notes, "became the living embodiment of the Enlightenment way of war," trying to ensure that clashing, escalating armies upheld what he called "the rights of humanity".
But the symphony is a masterpiece, he concluded, that "sings the simplest of songs" and has "clumps of tonalities that clash like army against army, Whitmanesque yawps and — suddenly — the quiet of a New England church".
Divisions of race, religion and tribe were settled through the sword and the clash of armies.
But is it true that these photographs, documenting the slaughter of noncombatants rather than the clash of armies, could only stimulate the repudiation of war?
In it, a young girl looks up from playing the recorder, about to smile, happy "in spite of deaths, in spite of the plagues and the fires and the massacres and the genocides and the clashes of armies and civilizations".
