The endless clashes with Colonial authorities turned cautious merchants and gentlemen farmers who thought of themselves as loyal British subjects into genuine revolutionaries.
Ironically, Saunders supplies one of the greatest mitigating circumstances herself when she recounts the endless ego clashes among the denizens of Encounter.
These endless detentions clashed with the most basic legal protections of the Constitution.
Although Blair and Brown have had endless private clashes, Blair has continued to advise Brown on how to approach the premiership and he has not lifted a finger in public to help those out to remove the prime minister.
Despite a stellar term's line-up, including Gerard Manley Hopkins, Emily Dickinson and WB Yeats, the elusive students are hard to impress, even when endless timetable clashes don't impede their attendance.
Apolitical before last year's uprising, the fans, or ultras, were known for their rowdy behavior, obscene chants and apparently endless enthusiasm for clashes with the often-brutal Egyptian police.
Touchline clashes and endless mind games were the norm between two managers always wrangling to be 'top dog' in the Premier League.
Redistricting, term limits, closed primaries and strong party discipline have all helped to turn deliberations in the Legislature into an endless series of party clashes.
"Aren't we facing an endless war on terror, a clash of civilizations, the menace of nuclear rogue states?
But that dream of the beach as a realm of endless, carefree fun has increasingly clashed with concerns about safety and public health as the region's population has boomed, more people visit the beach, and homes (many belonging to wealthy, politically powerful residents) have been built closer to the ocean.
