Sentence examples for in the clashes of from inspiring English sources

Many police officers have been injured in the clashes of the last two days together with scores of opposition injuries and eight deaths on Sunday – Ashura – a day on which in Islamic tradition no blood is to be spilled.

The force referred itself to the IPCC over claims officers involved in the clashes of June 1984, during the UK miners' strike, were told what to write in their statements.

It goes on to examine the antagonisms that Marx claimed were arising in the clashes of interest between the bourgeoisie (the wealthy middle class) and the proletariat (the industrial working class).

Its clergymen are tossed around in the clash of ideas.

In "The Clash of Civilizations," Huntington spoke of "the West" as a transatlantic entity.

"Civilizations are the ultimate human tribes," as he put it in "The Clash of Civilizations".

The joke is in the clash of tweedy persona and interest in Walt Disney's lesser works.

Far from fearing people of different nationalities, Shakespeare delighted in the clash of cultures.

There is, or can be, a certain violence, even danger, in the clash of ideas.

The tension lies in the clash of old and new, the unadorned guitars versus the robotic vocals.

In the clash of two goods — the company's profits, the seizure-sufferer's health — my heart is with you.