Sentence examples for having a clash from inspiring English sources

It turns out we're having a clash of generations".

We have a clash of lifestyles here".

To begin with, we have a clash of cultures.

On Kaur's refusal to work with one of the dentists, Ms Knowles said: "They had a clash of personality.

A psychiatrist tells Mrs. Macaulay that indications are that she and her small daughter will have a clash of wills some day.

"I'm tempted to say, how can you have a clash of cultures when you are playing against a country with no culture?

"If the talks are solely based on today's environment and today's challenges related to the Canadian dollar, then we're going to have a clash".

"A completely different series involving an entrepreneur working with people who were unemployed and on benefits was decommissioned because the entrepreneur had a clash of commitments".

The New Yorker, September 29 , 1945P. 62 A psychiatrist tells Mrs. Macaulay that indications are that she and her small daughter will have a clash of wills some day.

"It's the kind of situation," she added, "where the editorial side and the lawyers are going to have a clash".

You do have a clash of civilizations regarding on premise and cloud computing.