Sentence examples for greater clashes from inspiring English sources

Greater clashes occur between the sketched models and their avatars in Bronzino's pictures.

And great clashes are certainly looming.

Still, for those fascinated by the great clashes of the "great men"—and many Wall Street bankers have already put in their pre-publication Amazon orders Mr Cohan's account is worth the effort.

The woman referred to is dead -- the tale of her last days is narrated by her granddaughter -- and it's as if her transition from great clashes to daunting silence, in which she rests "among the pillows on her bed, in the stillness that had once been noisy, back when her two children were still there and her husband," serves as a reminder of the whole of Germany's progress.

They are always great clashes".

"We've had some great clashes down the years.

Ennis is in the top two in the world the heptathlon could see one of the great clashes of next year's Olympic Games.

This encounter comes with a long-standing history of great clashes, and it was evident from the off that this match would not disappoint.

The book skillfully depicts the lives lived in the background of great clashing events.

The framers of our Constitution envisioned Congress as a forum for a great clash of ideas.

On my TV: The Rugby World Cup and the great clash of the hemispheres.