Sentence examples for conflicting spheres from inspiring English sources

The narrative is successfully divided between Ray's blundering investigations and the thoughts of "JJ", a sharply intelligent boy also of "mixed blood", trying to survive in the dual – and often conflicting – spheres of school and caravan.

His Issues in Science and Religion (1966) was one of the first books to treat the fields as two disciplines that shared a common ground rather than as two completely separate or conflicting spheres of study.

She sees his empire-building as an atavism that has no place in postmodern Europe the sort of "conflict about spheres of influence and territorial claims that we know from the 19th and 20th centuries, conflicts that we thought we had transcended," as she told her parliament on March 13th.

King shared reminiscences with Gandhi's close comrades, who openly praised him for his efforts in Montgomery, influencing nonviolent philosophies in global spheres of conflict.

Several focus on the private spheres of conflict, while others address the structures of professional organizations, and the dichotomous relationship between formal and informal structures of professional organizations.

The lawmakers expressed sympathy with Professor Jones, whom Phil Willis, the committee's chairman, said had been made a scapegoat for conflicts within the sphere of climate science.

The United States is right to be annoyed at the failure of the EU and the Western European Union to handle conflicts within their sphere of influence.

This insight was the starting point for his attempt to resolve the conflict raised by wobbling physical spheres.

This solution typifies Wundt's general view that the domains of psychic and physical phenomena do not stand in conflict, but rather constitute separate spheres of (causal) explanation.

This study aims to provide a better understanding of how organizations can manage public conflict and firestorms in social media spheres.

Confronting the reality of our existence entails recognising and not turning away from the ubiquity of conflict, tension and strife in all spheres.