Sentence examples for false conflict from inspiring English sources

The conflict between liberal permissiveness and fundamentalism is ultimately a false conflict – a vicious cycle of the two poles generating and presupposing each other.

But he also pleads with the government not to set up a false conflict between an economic poverty agenda supposedly advocated by Labour and opportunity agenda advocated by the coalition.

The literature of our time, which mirrors & also creates our sensibility, has often appeared to propound a false conflict between Love and Reason, in choosing Love many of our Poets and commentators have found themselves almost forced to celebrate the incongrous Feast of Unreason.

The model minority myth also drives a wedge between Asians and other communities of color, creating a false conflict that pits oppressed groups against each other.

Right now, our political debates pose a false conflict: that our country can't possibly invest in older generations while nurturing younger generations.

Many of the signals will be false or conflicting.

Personally, I've never subscribed to the false idea of conflict between art and science, and have always felt that they're two complementary and interlinked facets of the same human experience.

By 'mapping', and by avoiding drawing up "false narratives" about conflict and appropriations regarding men in the context of rape – through rethinking how their literature is written and how they understand war – NGOs can lay the foundations for a successful model for dealing with male rape.

After 25 years of false starts and conflicting studies, the federal Environmental Protection Agency appears poised to order a cleanup of what it calls a persistent threat to people and wildlife: the polychlorinated biphenyls, or PCB's, that lace the river bottom north of Albany and contaminate many kinds of fish throughout the river.

Meanwhile, political activists or trolls could have abused the reporting feature, mass-flagging accurate stories as false if they conflicted with their views.

Yet more fundamental is the false impression that the conflict of the 1860s was one bloody engagement after the other.