Sentence examples for essential conflict from inspiring English sources

There is an essential conflict for doctors involved in clinical research.

I took a photo of their conspicuously empty seats, which seemed to represent an essential conflict.

Will he recognise the essential conflict between labour and capital and the enduring importance of class?

Their essential conflict boils down to a college-dorm debate about free will and predestination.

What is unstated is that, whether in the background or the foreground, the essential conflict will go on.

If the film's treatment of that essential conflict is a little cartoonish then that, too, is how it really was.

In the staff of WCNC, the filmmakers found subjects capable of both enacting and expressing the essential conflicts of broadcast journalism.

Grey is a creature of show business, and some performers are stronger for leaving their essential conflicts unresolved in life while playing them like warped accordions on the stage.

But being able to slow things down, being able to stabilize, being able to lift things to that next level where all of us who appreciate even sophomore high school literature — man versus self, person versus society — we've learned those essential conflicts of all literature, all film, all theater.

Skin color became seen as evidence of an essential human conflict, just the way art and literature pitted day against night, consciousness against sleep, evil against sacredness.

The movie's looming menace offers a glimpse at the essential tragic conflict between sex and society, between a woman's public life and her intimate yearnings.