Sentence examples for endless strife from inspiring English sources

But the endless strife of social media will create these strange ironies.

Books! 'tis a dull and endless strife: Come, hear the woodland linnet, How sweet his music! on my life, There's more of wisdom in it.

But none of this is likely.If Bhumibol's glittering reign either ends in conflagration or leads to a Thailand paralysed by endless strife, with nobody of his stature to break the deadlock, it will be a tragedy.

That Colonel Ramon had been a member of the flight team was for many in the Orthodox Jewish sections of Midwood, Flatbush and Borough Park, a sign of the tight bonds between the United States and Israel, and a reminder that the spiritual homeland was a place of accomplishment, and not simply endless strife.

Consequently, it is unclear how a democracy should maintain its legitimacy and avoid devolving into an endless strife of factions simply vying for power.

(See: "Family Financial Planning").. 6. Disease: Mismatched Style – Opposites attract when you're in the golly-gee-wow, getting-to-know-you phase of a relationship, but can lead to endless strife if one spouse is a saver and the other is a spender, or if one favors a buccaneering style of investing while the other is a buttoned down conservative with money.

Arms dealers like Yuri, who easily bribe Soviet-made weaponry out of the hands of the military, have a stake in both Eastern-bloc corruption and endless civil strife in the Third World.

The consensus among supporters was that Pochettino had been placed in a no-win situation at a club saddled with enormous debts, where he was consistently forced to sell his best players and deal with seemingly endless boardroom strife.

The Chinese government ordered the deletion of all print and broadcast stories on the topic; In an editorial, the Communist Party run Global Times attacked the Nobel Peace Prize as a "political tool of Western interests" that was being used to foment "endless political strife in Chinese society, causing a Soviet-style breakup".

Here are some of his predecessors in the art of claiming that the politics of the day were impossibly partisan and dysfunctional: Senator Henry Clay of Kentucky, assessing the government under President Andrew Jackson: "War and strife, endless war and strife, personal or national, foreign or domestic".

If we do not know how to grieve, there is something unreleased and festering in our psyche, and we become angry; stagnating anger brews depression, and this leads to numbing habits, addictions, the occlusion of real emotion or feeling, constant criticizing of others, strife, endless complaints and a lack of peace.