Sentence examples for conflict dominates from inspiring English sources

This conflict dominates western art.

That conflict dominates American images of the Middle East, and the past year has been especially bloody.

The never-ending Palestinian conflict dominates the news in Israel, but the other big story has long been corruption among the country's politicians, and many experts think the two stories may not be unrelated.

The role of Petersburg in this later conflict dominates commemorations of its military history.

There is ample evidence that sexual conflict dominates in the LHM population of D. melanogaster [ 9- 16, 16- 18].

Section II, South Asian conflicts and independence for Bangladesh, 1964-71: Continued fighting over Kashmir and the separation of Bangladesh from Pakistan meant that further conflict dominated this period.

As The Post's Liz Sly recently noted, the war in Syria has become a tangled web of conflict dominated by "al-Qaeda veterans, hardened Iraqi insurgents, Arab jihadist ideologues and Western volunteers".

In England itself, religious conflict dominated the 17th century, contributing in important respects to the coming of the English civil war, and the abolishing of the Anglican Church during the Protectorate.

Stark images of the conflict dominate their art, with burning villages and figures on horseback shooting into crowds of people.

It is the "critical lack of leadership and of co-ordination" at the BBC – the fact that there was not a top team operating with a common purpose, but instead managers leading an organisation riven with politics and conflicts dominated by "an element of personal distrust".

But Sudan — riven by ethnic conflicts, dominated by a complex security apparatus of regime-affiliated paramilitary forces and tangled up in a mess of regional geopolitics — could be "at the precipice of bloodshed and turmoil," wrote Alex de Waal, an expert on the Horn of Africa.