Sentence examples for intimate strife from inspiring English sources
After a set full of intimate strife, Florence and the Machine returned with a devout, gospel-tinged remake of "You've Got the Love," which insists, "My savior's love is real".
It is not only internal strife.
First, Chinese, fleeing from internal strife.
And the olive tree, an ancient symbol of peace and plenty that has also long been a Palestinian emblem of steadfastness and commitment to the land, has increasingly become a symbol of local, almost intimate, struggle and strife.
There are whispers of internal division and strife.
At times it's scarily intimate, with tales of the family strife that ended in a jail sentence for Quik a few years ago.
Yet it was sharing her own intimate material about family life and strife again that led Moorer back to Greenberg, who dazzled as part of the band he put together for Moorer in Nashville, both for recording sessions and at AmericanaFest. (Moorer, right, with Greenberg at Nashville's City Winery).
That is what I call background: not merely the vast terrain of political strife, rolling away behind the film, but the intimate depth of field down which the camera inquires.
A three-part work for nine men, the dance — sometimes beautiful, sometimes odd — is an expansive look at many facets of male dancing, in which the group forms tableaus that shift between strife and harmony, then break away to make space for more intimate solos and duets.
But the strife has continued.
