Sentence examples for intimate conflicts from inspiring English sources

Intimate conflicts arise from public ones: a relationship with obtuse but seemingly harmless neighbors deteriorates, with grave consequences.

Packing three hours of complications into a sixty-five-minute featurette, Piñeiro lends intimate conflicts in claustrophobic settings a vast scope.

Nonetheless, the simple fact that these most intimate conflicts are being played out in public likely renders them even more grievous to endure.

In the wry context of tweaked myths, Gomes mines human-interest stories for their authentic human interest, finding high drama in intimate conflicts sparked by unemployment or cuts in social services, by twists of temperament or the force of desire.

"Beeswax" (Andrew Bujalski): There's more nitty-gritty of the link between day jobs and dreams, money matters and intimate conflicts, than in a raft of movies that wave their politics like a banner.

His most recent films suggest an even earlier time — not the era before sound but the era before cinema — but "I'm Going Home" dramatizes the intimate conflicts that the age of mass media engenders.

Compared to Northern Ireland, Powell finds Libya a curiously intimate conflict, where there is little "blood-hatred" and enemies are often related or know each other fairly well.

The fixed cultural boundary between red America and blue America has given way, in Trump's campaign, to a more intimate conflict: not between urban places and exurban ones, each unknown to the other, but between Brooklyn and Staten Island.

It is also important to remark that, even though women feel angry, this anger is not connected to the intention to be aggressive in intimate partner conflicts, as it is among men.

These served as general dreamscapes in between the more intimate male-female duets or solos suggesting inner conflict for individual men and women.

Research into intimate relationship conflict and aggression involves by a number of methodological and ethical issues.