Sentence examples for feuding of from inspiring English sources
Terrible, too, in its description of the feuding of the clansmen.
The latest round of street demonstrations could take the endless feuding of Thai politics to a new, more dangerous level.
Like Blair, Falconer took little part in student politics, turned off by the internecine feuding of left-wing sects.
The military-backed administration still enjoys widespread public support from a public disillusioned with the corruption and eternal feuding of the big parties.
"It's widely accepted that the feuding of the Blair-Brown years, in which I played a large part, was hugely destructive for Labour's time in government.
Lakers Coach Phil Jackson knows a thing or two about dysfunction after dealing with the feuding of Kobe Bryant and Shaquille O'Neal.
Also tells about the feud between the two men, a feud of three years standing.
But in the feuds of these years he had no fixed allegiance.
Besides, America has long been a refuge from the fratricidal feuds of families and nations.
LONDON — Irish history is rich in epic feuds of kings and family clans.
Back then, the brutal feuds of warring princes were laying Europe waste.
