Sentence examples for genuine clash from inspiring English sources

Their fight is a rare and genuine clash of boxing epochs and should be celebrated.

For all Mr Hu's rhetoric about greater internal democracy, the party is too fearful for its own survival to open itself up to a genuine clash of ideas.

Other senior judges have argued that this would lead to a genuine clash, and courts may be forced to lose their traditional deference.

Setting out the manifesto's 10-point programme for opposition, she insisted a "genuine clash of ideas" in parliament led to better government.

CB John Terry 6 'Oh, ref!' was his reaction to the booking that had followed what appeared a genuine clash of heads with Tiago.

A public-health establishment that regards vaccination as merely a technical matter has failed to register the genuine clash of values — not least between social welfare and individual liberty — that Willrich describes.

Mr. Apple's lament that candidates' determination "to stay 'on message' " prevents "genuine clashes of ideas" during debates is reminiscent of Herbert Hoover's frustration with Americans' unwillingness to "work" themselves out of the Great Depression.

Genuine clashes of ideas -- real debates in the Oxford style -- are rare; more often, the candidates, determined to stay "on message," offer only slightly modified versions of their packaged positions.

What is being set up, in short, is not a genuine culture clash; youth, whatever the title suggests, is not really in revolt, foisting its lyrical ambitions on a prosaic, shockable world.

Sky says that the first genuine heavyweight clash of the season – the disappointing goalless draw between Liverpool and United on the preposterously billed "Red Monday" – recorded the best figures for three years, with an average of 2.8m viewers.

The Jackie-Veronica clash -- their genuine love for each other is plain to the audience if not to them -- sets off a round of confessions about out-of-relationship affairs or near-affairs threatening everyone's fragile regard for everyone else.