Sentence examples similar to clashing questions from inspiring English sources

Pretty soon it becomes clear that "House and Home" stands for a clash between the private and public worlds, and that this clash raises questions about how we calculate what's real and what's imagined about ourselves, and what's allowed and forbidden too.

Every big city has seen severe street clashes, posing questions forboth the regime and Venezuela's neighbours (see Bello).

It is not uncommon, given that governors and attorneys general are elected independently and can be from opposing parties, that they clash over questions of authority.

The book details this Russian clash and questions the popular idea that Andrei D. Sakharov, who later became known as a campaigner for human rights, independently devised the Soviet hydrogen bomb.

Oct. 4, 2016, 8 03 p.m. Tim Kaine and Mike Pence clash over questions about abortion.

Comedian-cum-revolutionary Russell Brand and Ukip leader Nigel Farage clashed on Question Time last night, with the former telling the latter that he "don't have no good ideas".

The Prime Minister and Labour leader clash at question time over poverty levels in the UK.

Spin doctor Alastair Campbell and former MP George Galloway have clashed on Question Time about the legality of the Iraq war.

Lawyers will soon be clashing over the question in court.

But the generational clash has raised questions over how today's Carnival is shaping the country.

"There are clashes on legal questions but not personally," he said.