Sentence examples for example of strife from inspiring English sources

In the film's one example of strife among the community residents, her shelter is destroyed by an arsonist for reasons that are never given.

As he prepared to take up his post as ambassador this year, Mr. Stevens appeared in an introductory video recalling the United States' Civil War as an example of overcoming strife.

Fearing damage to the reputation it has tried to build as a defender of pan-Islamic causes, Iran hastily apologised to Bahrain.The ugly nearby example of sectarian strife in Iraq, though it has subsided in the past two years, has left little appetite in the region for more trouble of that kind.

"And so this is just one more example of that strife and that effort".

The most recent high-profile example of the racial strife around water in the US was a pool party in Texas, where a police officer pulled a gun on black teenagers after they were "refusing to leave".

Our partnership model was one of strife, control, and distrust.

Carl and Christine Frampton offer a modern mirror image of that marriage, while McGuigan remains the most striking example to his protege of everything a fighter can mean to a city and a country recovering from generations of strife.

But the strife, an unusually severe example of many reported clashes over farm taxes in recent years, was also a symptom of a deep economic malaise with no simple answer.

But signs of strife were there.

/ Has it been so full of strife?

Maybe thoughts of strife were not so distant after all.