Sentence examples for hugely conflicted from inspiring English sources
For his first museum solo, the artist has moved into multimedia installation and has tackled the huge, and hugely conflicted, topic of the civil rights struggles of the 1950's and 60's.
Mr. Carstens has rightly argued that a European is going to be hugely conflicted in managing the central challenge facing the I.M.F.
Bill Masters is almost repelled by intimacy, or at least hugely conflicted about it, and yet something inside him wants to let go of control and move toward something more vulnerable, connected and authentic.
It was an egregious but hugely profitable conflict of interest for the banks.
The agreement ended two years of hugely destructive civil conflict, which killed tens of thousands of people.
Certainly it would conflict hugely with my own interests were I to review any of the Street Feasts.
Other countries such as Liberia and Rwanda have, however patchily, learned the lesson that allowing women to actively rebuild a country traumatised by conflict is hugely preferable to another round of politics dominated by the men who've been part and parcel of that conflict.
And most infamously, why exactly was the elderly Argentinian cruiser Belgrano sunk by a British submarine in May 1982, killing 323 sailors and hugely escalating the Falklands conflict?
"There have been more people killed here than all other areas, so it has been hugely impacted by the conflict," he says.
