Sentence examples for greatly conflicted from inspiring English sources
But friends say Wallace is greatly conflicted.
I would be lying if I didn't admit to being greatly conflicted on this issue.
On the one hand, religiously-followed "food rituals" help to stabilize their condition, yet on the other, they can greatly conflict with IBS/IBD patients' attempts to live a normal life.
This conflicted greatly with the philosophy of Hunter S. Thompson.
The guard, Kenneth Tate, provided an account Sunday to The New York Times that conflicted greatly with what unnamed sources had previously told the Post.
The twin tragedies of slavery, which conflicted so greatly with America's founding principles, and civil war, in which the central government killed promiscuously to hold people in political bondage (rather than to achieve the far more appealing objective of freeing the bondsmen), effectively destroyed the original Constitution.
At first sight, these results appear difficult to compare with the greatly inconsistent or even conflicting earlier results, and reviewed in two recent comprehensive meta-analyses [ 54, 55].
However, in dense sensor environments, some abnormal sensors or conflicted information will increase the complexity and the time of track fusion greatly, even lead to opposite results.
They were always conflicted, inclined in office to do good by stealth, signified by Gordon Brown renaming many benefits "tax credits", a meaningless disguise – though Labour rescued 800,000 children from poverty and greatly improved life for many families.
Conflict generates mistrust and suspicion within societies that greatly impact post-conflict peacebuilding efforts.
