Sentence examples for deepest conflicts from inspiring English sources

The tightly patterned story has a musical structure that underscores the drama's starkest, deepest conflicts.

Fearful but implacably talented, the references and allusions that ran through it were to the deepest conflicts within himself.

Gitmo's generations of detainees have been inextricable, if often invisible, parts of America's deepest conflicts: over immigration, public health, human rights, and national security.

It's out of the deepest conflicts and biggest fights that peace is finally achieved.

It's a huge task to unite the world's deepest conflicts, but there is a way to approach the problem.

Perhaps the commission's deepest conflict has been about how to measure student learning and compare it across institutions, a goal Mr. Miller has endorsed frequently.

But "Dialogues" is a reminder that opera can deal with deeper conflicts too.

This furore has reawakened deep conflicts between anti-colonialism and jingoism.

In this arresting book, Paul Sniderman and Louk Hagendoorn demonstrate that there are deep conflicts of values in the Netherlands.

While multinationals need both approaches, there are deep conflicts between the two.

Previously, Kennedy had acted as architect for compromises or hinted that he felt deep conflicts and even horror about abortion.