Sentence examples for it a clash from inspiring English sources

Was it a clash between different ideologies?

Is it a clash of personalities, a disagreement over artistic priorities, an argument over spending or a failure of management?

Or is it a clash defined merely by geography, of the teams' sharing a stadium and fighting for a city's love and attention?

And there you have it: a clash between the worship of freedom of speech and a concern for the quality of public life in relation to which free speech may sometimes be asked to take a back seat.

If losing would mean giving the terrorists the upper hand in the battle for hearts and minds in the Muslim world, then this war really was, as the US National Security Strategy puts it, a clash "inside a civilisation: a battle for the future of the Muslim world".

But they also exposed, as the Times put it, a "clash of methods," and what the late historian Frank Freidel, in his 1973 book "Franklin D. Roosevelt: Launching the New Deal," described as "one of the strangest struggles in the history of the presidency" — an apt characterization even now, when the history of that office seems to take ever stranger turns.

I wouldn't say he did it intentionally but it was a clash of heads".

With its pastrami sandwiches and its floral wallpaper, it reflects a clash of contemporary and iconic.

It's a tragedy, because it is a clash between right and right.

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

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