Sentence examples for its conflicting from inspiring English sources

Most Turks appear satisfied with it remaining a museum as a kind of compromise between its conflicting historic roles.

Its conflicting moral positions can be read as the expression of a painfully divided self.

On the north side, a stoical rectangular green-glass facade conjures landmarks of late Modernism like the United Nations in New York, with its conflicting messages of social progress and bureaucratic conformity.

Out of the blue this week, over three months after your claim was refused and after The Observer got involved, you receive an email apologising for its "conflicting information" and offering €500 compensation to which the regulations entitle you.

But, as LaPorte, a former Variety reporter, writes in her dishy account of the company's rise and fall, DreamWorks was crippled by hype and hubris from its inception, and its conflicting goals of artistic expression and blockbuster bottom lines further vitiated its grand ambitions.

April Longley Alley, who studies Yemen for the International Crisis Group, said Islah's organizational structure helped the movement bind some of its conflicting parts, but she added: "Some people who want to shift the party in a different direction have been stifled by the internal organization.

Though it disclosed its conflict of interest, the newspaper said the regulations would limit students' choices.

It bolstered its conflict, humanitarian and security department to 17 people, many deployable at short notice.

The Workers Partyy manifesto reflected its sometimes conflicting instincts.

They are, it emerges, still caught up in its conflicts; still trying, 15 years on, to settle old scores.

As a result, while Australia was able to overcome its conflict, Argentina was overwhelmed by it.