Victorian Clash of Minds.
It's as much a clash of mind-sets as it is of beach manners.
Your band Funkapolitan toured with Rita and Ziggy Marley, the Clash and Simple Minds.
Unfortunately, in the talkies nobody can have their own way; so when he was making a picture for Fox, there were times when the master minds clashed and the tenor went all to pieces.
The Pistorius case was the biggest story in post democracy South Africa, and we were all sucked into it for various reasons – the star appeal, the beautiful people, the sensation, the clash of legal minds, the intrigue.
Arguably the finest documentary of the year, Restrepo (2010, Dogwoof, E) provides an intimate account of life on the front-line in Afghanistan, where the battle for "hearts and minds" clashes with the harsh reality of chaotic violence, military and insurgent.
The two legal minds clashed over the fact that the victims' family apparently does not want the court to prosecute the case.
Catholic culture is deeply embedded in Italian society, but Italians' actual religious beliefs often run counter to church doctrines: among the most popular saints is Padre Pio, the visionary Capuchin friar and mystic who wrestled with the devil, suffered the stigmata, could read minds and clashed with the Vatican to the extent that they stopped him from saying mass.
Unfortunately, those two goals clash in many policymakers' minds.
Touchline clashes and endless mind games were the norm between two managers always wrangling to be 'top dog' in the Premier League.
Specifically, I'm wondering if the average reader finds the procession of metaphors strikingly mixed, or if the metaphors are simply processed non-metaphorically, so that the odd array of images never materialises (and clashes) in the mind.
