It is likely that here we once again face the clash of notions and true preferences: the direct question of what is more valuable to you elicits one answer, while the answer to the question on society in general contains generally accepted attitudes rather than personal opinions.
They also began toying with thematic notions, exploring clashing rhythms, for example, in "A/rhythmia," a program that included more electronica orchestrations (by Mochipet and Autechre) as well as Renaissance works and songs by a 1960s cult band, the Shaggs.
With brothers and sisters in cross-cultural marriages apparently routinely divided between Christianity and Islam, this was not an era when notions of clashing civilisations would have made sense to anyone.
Similar clashes between group-based notions of justice and universally applied human rights are unavoidable in welfare states with increasingly diverse people.
Such notions, however, clash with several recent studies suggesting that Jewishness, including the Ashkenazi version, has deep genetic roots.
Many of us have experienced hostility because our conduct, lifestyle, relationships, or families clash with outdated, stereotypical notions of "masculinity" and "femininity".
His newfound modesty clashes with his lifelong notions about what manhood is and what a man possesses strength, resolve, and bizarre totems like a wife with no fat on her body and a dog that still has its balls.
(This claim, it can be argued, clashes with his notion that Joyce's work is essentially autobiographical).
But such a wish clashed with his notion that the Japanese should base their foreign policy on the American model of expansion across North America and, with the taking of Hawaii and the Philippines, into the Pacific.
But the message of "God's goodness" has, for some, always clashed against the notion of a God who placates, supports and endorses racism.
