Sentence examples for clashing world from inspiring English sources
But clashing world views are what "Light of Reverence" is all about.
The big chains and the newer alternatives have clashing world views and different problems: McDonald's can't afford to sell only fresh local, seasonal products, and Lyfe Kitchen can't afford not to.
What is often triggered, in the divide between what moms and dads do or don't do, said Tamara Razi, a child and adolescent psychiatrist in Washington, is a matter of clashing world views and deep, lifelong issues of selfhood and identity.
Germain's plays involve historical characters with starkly clashing world views, like the Christian C. S. Lewis and the atheist Freud in "Freud's Last Session," or the Klansman and the African-American activist in "The Best of Enemies," which ran at Barrington Stage last summer.
His team realizes that a big part of its job is bringing together the clashing worlds of Big Food and Simple Eating.
Most of the humour comes from mashing two clashing worlds – the ruthless mafia culture and the clueless English tourist whose understanding of Sicily is based on pasta.
DealBook recently published a column by the Deal Professor saying that venture capital and private equity are two very different and clashing worlds and citing venture capital's better public image.
That proposal was supported by Abilio Diniz, above, the Brazilian businessman who leads Grupo P de A ar. CHRIS V. NICHOLSON ANOTHER VIEW A DealBook column says that venture capital and private equity are clashing worlds and cites venture capital's better public image.
This mash-up of clashing worlds and ways, folding the extraordinary into the everyday — Zorn has a sword, but he also has a cellphone — is, to be sure, something of a formula.
By the time I left Amerind, I realized that what I had witnessed was a clash of world views.
The combination suggests a posh dining room, but the clash of world views -- gemütlichkeit versus the Soviet Politburo -- is enough to ruin one's appetite.
