Sentence examples similar to forceful clash from inspiring English sources
The students and teachers wear padded vests and protective headgear, but the action is vigorous, and the sword clashes are forceful and fast.
Asked if he clashed with the forceful Hiromu Nonaka, then chief cabinet secretary, Mr Obuchi said, "I don't have any ideas, so there's nothing to clash about".
In "Hula Through Time," the costumes are handmade, the chanting is forceful, the leg-slapping and stick-clashing hit hard, and the community spirit is high.
Without the option of a consecutive third term, they all followed the same script: an initial forceful push of their agenda, followed by a clash with the Iranian system's custodians and the frustration of becoming premature lame ducks.
A small party full of forceful personalities, UKIP has a long history of clashes between senior members — though they are usually verbal rather than physical.
However, the idea that we should return the money or property despite what free-wheeling prudence or benevolence would lead us to do is intuitively forceful, and Hume shows himself aware of the potential clash here between benevolence and justice/morality in a way that Hutcheson was not.
With such jarring elements clashing on screen, it's perhaps unsurprising that Under the Skin has provoked both forceful boos and cheers, the heated antipathy of some viewers and critics apparently spurring the passionate devotion of others.
Amid the arguments erupting on the left about the clashes outside the Donald Trump rally in San Jose on Thursday night, Vox journalist Emmett Rensin emerged as a forceful defender of the protesters who got physical and destroyed property.
