Sentence examples for into a clash from inspiring English sources

There's a tendency among some to elevate every political skirmish into a clash of first principles.

And that, it seems to me, could broaden it into a clash of civilizations.

At one level, the battle has evolved into a clash of personal and corporate styles.

And that, it seems to me, could broaden it into a clash of civilisations.

But it risks drawing Mr Renzi into a clash with the unions and the left of his party.

Yet he managed to turn the controversy into a clash of generations, in which he at first prevailed.

The Dropkick Murphys, who perform at the Roseland Ballroom in Manhattan on Sept. 15, turned Guthrie's lyric about the London air raids, "Gonna Be a Blackout Tonight," into a Clash-like scorcher on the 2003 album "Blackout" (Hellcat).

That had just been the available form into which a clash might fit.

But Mr. Dubus shows none of Mr. Banks's anguished insight into such a clash of values and attitudes.

Five minutes into the half a clash of heads between Cathcart and Keinan left both men bleeding, though the Blackpool player earned a rare corner in the process.

"Young people don't buy into this idea of a clash, and they don't buy into this idea of fixed identity," he said.