Sentence examples for creating a clash from inspiring English sources
Instead, Europe's leaders ended up creating a clash of civilizations inside their own frontiers.
The fashion week date saga rumbles on with Milan still trying to move their dates and therefore creating a clash with New York and London.
Its "attacks" on Welder are designed to appeal to Democrats ahead of Tuesday's primary, potentially creating a clash between Welder and Yoder in November. .
In doing so, they mobilized millions to buy into an us vs. them paradigm, creating a clash of civilizations that inextricably connected Islam (and Arab people more generally) with the looming threat of radical terror.
Mostly he mixes his cool blues with his warm oranges, creating a clashing symphony that is animated without being agitated, at once serene and stimulating.
"In the beginning this created a clash between them and our judoka.
And more of the pilots are newcomers with college degrees, a shift that has created a clash of cultures and some dissension in the ranks.
"In many ways, it actually helps the extremists, because they want to create a clash of civilisations between Islam and Christianity, or Islam and the West.
He added: "The monarchy presides because people think that it is harmless, but Charles will create a clash with public opinion.
The real issue, he said, is that adopting a policy of cracking down without offering alternatives to young people wanting to express their creativity "creates a clash that leads to bad graffiti," he said.
