Sentence examples for experiencing a clash from inspiring English sources

A racially motivated rampage at a school has shaken a country already experiencing a clash of ideals over immigration.

The Swedish historian Lars Trägårdh perhaps best described the situation when he told Swedish Radio last week that the country is experiencing a clash of ideals.

By Jenny Nordberg October 23, 2015 A racially motivated attack at a school in Sweden has shaken a country already experiencing a clash of ideals over immigration.

From the beginning the parents and the producers experienced a clash of cultures.

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Fillon, a dry and introverted character, has experienced a personality clash with the volatile Sarkozy.

But does cultural harmony really reign, or can you expect to experience a culture clash if you decide to head East or West?

MI6 argued that he was dismissed for "not being a team player, lacking motivation and having a short-term interest in the service", but later conceded that he had experienced a "personality clash" with his senior line manager.

Sitting in comfy leather chairs in the Physical Sciences Complex at the University of Maryland (UMD) in College Park, the two founders are experiencing a touch of culture clash.

Five days into the clashes, Kiev is now experiencing a moment of calm, with a ceasefire.

Five days into the clashes, Kiev is now experiencing a moment of calm thanks to a ceasefire announced by Vitali Klitschko, a boxing champion and leader of the UDAR ("punch") party and will last until 8 PM local time.