Sentence examples for interesting clash from inspiring English sources

That sets up an interesting clash.

The issue also represents an interesting clash between modern culture and an engagement with women's history.

The Preen signature style is very different from the Day look, so the collaboration promised an interesting clash of styles".

The band's appearance at this venue, owned by the World Wrestling Federation, should be an interesting clash of aesthetics.

But on Friday there was a more interesting clash in print, just as the tsunami overwhelmed north-east Japan – and all media attention.

Similarly with rock school". A spokeswoman for Channel 4, which is showing the seven-part series in the autumn, said there had been an "interesting clash" between students who were classically trained musicians and Simmons who was trying to make them into rock gods.

Not financially, it was a huge hit like the first, but creatively, semi-ditching an interesting doppelganger clash between Tony Stark and his dark side Russian counterpart, aggressively played by Mickey Rourke, in favor of a lot of business with Scarlett Johannson and Samuel L. Jackson setting up future films.

That made for some interesting culture clashes.

Despite losing the clash, an interesting point made by Ofcom is that it was, in principle, "reasonable and appropriate" for ITV to apply "specifically adapted criteria" surrounding the allocation of PEBs beyond its own rules.

Production designer Alan MacDonald, who won Best Art Direction in a Contemporary Film from the Art Directors Guild for his work, was brought in to embellish the interiors, intentionally making it clash with "interesting furniture inspired by colonial India, mismatched local textiles, all mixed together with modern plastic bits and pieces, with everything distressed and weather beaten".

Overall, I think that it is interesting to see the clash of scientific philosophies on display between the 'old guard' of Koonin and Wolf (and reviewers) whose scientific interpretation and training appears to be centred on null hypotheses and the 'new guard' of Theobald whose work is focused on model selection.