Sentence examples for ferocious clash from inspiring English sources

But the victory may have come at a cost, initiating what Willrich describes as "one of the most important civil liberties struggles of the twentieth century": a ferocious clash between personal freedom and public health.

It was the end of the third day of the battle of Ia Drang, the first ferocious clash between the American and the North Vietnamese Armies in the mountains of South Vietnam.

In major cities such as Qom, Isfahan and Tehran the scene is that of ferocious clashes between the supporters of opposition and those of the supreme leader.

BEIRUT, Lebanon — The Syrian insurgency claimed on Thursday to have near-total control of a strategically important province in the country's northeast, home to some of the few remaining domestic oil production facilities that supply fuel for President Bashar al-Assad's military forces, after ferocious clashes that lasted for three days.

Why was there no violence, despite the symbolic weight of the day, and despite the ferocious clashes of the winter?

In his interview with the Ukrainian website, Nikitin admitted taking part in the ferocious clashes, which broke out during the European Championship tournament in June 2016, saying his squad of hooligans had "proven to be the most energetic and powerful group" in the skirmishes.

Since then, periods of peace have alternated with periods of short but ferocious clashes between the Bangsamoro rebel forces and the Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP), displacing tens of thousands of civilians.

A ferocious Super League clash spilled over into a heated war of words between two of the competition's leading coaches after St Helens survived a nerve-shredding last two minutes to provide further evidence that this could yet be the year in which they end their title drought.

There is a telling moment where the film cuts between footage of the nascent Clash performing a ferocious version of Career Opportunities, and the Clash at their commercial peak, playing the same song five years on before a packed US sports stadium.

Clinton and Trump clash often in ferocious opening debate.

There is the fear, in other words, of his barely concealed sense of indignity and rage clashing with the ferocious sense of disappointment and agitation of the pro-democracy demonstrators on Tahrir Square.