Sentence examples for deep conflicts from inspiring English sources
This furore has reawakened deep conflicts between anti-colonialism and jingoism.
Previously, Kennedy had acted as architect for compromises or hinted that he felt deep conflicts and even horror about abortion.
Despite this confusion, and despite a childhood spent at predominantly white schools, he has never felt any deep conflicts about his identity as an Iranian.
A stormy debate in the national assembly tonight laid bare deep conflicts in French political opinion on President François Hollande's plans to join the US in punitive air strikes on Syria.
Yet some blame the cancellation not on the Irish but on revelations through the summer of deep conflicts between Danish immigration practices and the EU's rules on free movement of labour.
The bank itself seems to have deep conflicts, with some executives, led by Mr. Ackermann, eager for a major overseas deal, while others, particularly on the supervisory board, preferring that the bank stay rooted in Germany.
China's alliance with the United States and Great Britain was marked by deep conflict.
The strains have led to a deep conflict here over government and culture.
I say "shamefully" because of the deep conflict I feel about caged creatures.
"If Germany goes for Grexit, it will trigger a deep conflict with France.
The provocative central claim of Plantinga's book, as Nagel reports, is that the naturalistic account of the universe is in deep conflict with science.
