Sentence examples for clashing ideas from inspiring English sources

From its inception, the Panthéon has been contested terrain, a theatre for clashing ideas on who qualifies as a "great man".

The sites would love to keep things as simple as that, but in a world of clashing ideas about the limits of decency, blasphemy and dissent, that is going to be very hard.Nor will all government pressure on sites and providers have to do with high politics or ancient traditions.

Bang-bang stuff in jungles and bedrooms is a poor substitute for the real excitement of clashing ideas.

Perhaps then, we shouldn't look at the contemporary conflicts between the West and the Islamic world as a problem of clashing ideas or incompatible cultures.

It also undermines the purpose of a college education: exposing students to clashing ideas.

The Pantheon has been from its inception a theatre of clashing ideas.

The problem with posing the question as Paul does, in fundamentally "clash of ideas" terms, is that the economy and demography of the region gets lost.

But she said it was her hope that House members of both the Republican and Democratic persuasion could figure out a way to clash over ideas while finding at least a smidgen of common ground.

Tagged bins and rubbish inspections are "un-British", clashing with cherished ideas about privacy.

But his gauzy, fuzzy appearances were not really about the rough and tumble of one set of ideas clashing with another.

This cutting and clashing of ideas and information became significantly realized in the wildly pedagogical exhibitions he collaborated on with Alison and Peter Smithson and Nigel Henderson: Parallel Of Life and Art (1953) and This Is Tomorrow 19566).