Sentence examples for constant clashes from inspiring English sources

Youth have been a positive central force between the constant clashes of conflicts and the community's responses to these conflicts.

It was wired, confused and confusing, with constant clashes around race, class, gender and politics, idealism and ideology.

They were interspersed, just as in the case of all other higher officers, by constant clashes between a revolutionary and a Prussian officer bound by tradition.

In late 1967, Mr. Cole resigned, frustrated by constant clashes with the station's owners and less than thrilled by the psychedelic music coming to the fore.

Constant clashes, however, developed between the New Jersey and the New York proprietors over the precise nature of the New Jersey grant.

Alan Dowty, however, traces the earliest roots of the conflict to the Ottoman Empire in the 19th century, arguing that this historical approach highlights constant clashes between religious and ethnic groups in Palestine.

The constant clashing stiffens and thins the tissues, leading to the roughened tone of older singers' voices — and, later, to the creaky voices of the elderly.

The most obvious is the constant clash of egos, personalities and agendas among the leaders, particularly between Mr. Pataki and Mr. Silver.

"I would say that what is creating conditions of delay in regaining trust of markets and investors is the constant clash and disagreements between the IMF and European institutions," he told reporters in a traditional no-holds-barred exchange.

Underlying the humor is an incisive investigation of the ways cultural forces shape private lives: the constant clash between Emily and her children has as much to do with generational differences as with questions of temperament and personal inclination.

If this be not the case, there will be a constant clashing of opinions; and the representatives of one part will be continually striving, against those of the other.