Sentence examples for genuine conflicts from inspiring English sources

Adams creates an engrossing atmosphere of gothic mystery, but many of the psychological dramas come to feel like set pieces rather than like genuine conflicts.

This is not to say that there are not genuine conflicts between India and Pakistan.

As he puts it, "Few suggest Rose has genuine conflicts of interest -- and none do so on the record, lest they risk an invitation to be on the show".

Even where genuine conflicts exist, if they're "personal" conflicts the law generally doesn't extend them to a lawyer's colleagues; it's generally sufficient for the conflicted lawyer to screen herself off from the case.

Secondly, the remaining inconsistencies will be genuine conflicts that needs to be resolved by hand, if possible.

Look, there's a genuine conflict here.

But there is one religious taboo causing genuine conflict.

There was genuine conflict in the minds of nearly all the people I spoke to, but duty kept coming up".

As a nation, Italians will strike temporary bargains among themselves, but they don't seek genuine conflict resolution.

It creates the expectation that a reward is expected for any future recommendation, a genuine conflict of interest.

Vincent the party animal, Seth the nerd and Jack the brokenhearted have their voices set on medium-high throughout, though the stakes are low: spats over who didn't bring beer, which A.T.M. to use, whose girlfriend said what and why phone calls weren't returned substitute for genuine conflict.