Sentence examples for feel a conflict from inspiring English sources

Mark Mellman, a Democratic pollster, said he believed that it was easier for Republicans to be more passionate because even many Democrats who oppose impeachment feel a conflict between their anger at the Republicans and their rage at Mr. Clinton for his behavior.

Whenever you feel a conflict coming on, ask yourself, are you choosing intimacy or control?

People who are African-American and disabled, or female and disabled, or disabled and LGBT may sometimes feel a conflict between those identities.

I have never felt a conflict.

Dr. Weston has never felt a conflict between money-lending and ministering.

He says he is able to put friendship aside and has never felt a conflict.

Mikaiah never felt a conflict between his music and his education.

The role will be a highly active one and not all the nominees felt able to be considered; Colm Tóibín withdrew because his past involvement with the Arts Council was, he felt, a conflict of interest.

I've never felt a conflict of interest with an advertisement before, due in no small part to the fact that I tune them out like the rest of you.

3. Start an intuition journal: For any major life decision you make, especially where you've felt a conflict between logic and your gut, note down what you did, and what the decision was based on: habit, necessity or what you intuitively wanted to do.

He briefly served in the Kentucky General Assembly from 1869 to 1870, resigning as he felt a conflict of interest being a lobbyist for the L&N.