Sentence examples for kind of clash from inspiring English sources

But this kind of clash provides fireworks nonetheless.

One thought is that this kind of clash may become more common.

Luckily for us, it was just the kind of clash to be imprinted on folk memory.

Much of the conversation was abstract and airy, but even within that, a kind of clash in worldviews was apparent.

It is "indisputable," he writes, that slavery was the war's main cause, and some kind of clash was probably inevitable.

The media is treating today's duelling speeches between Cheney and President Barack Obama as a kind of Clash of the Titans on the gravest issues of our time.

I should say at this point that in the spirit of common global citizenry it is often best to come to these kind of clashes free of baggage, preconceptions and in-depth knowledge of the subject.

American officials familiar with the operation said the mission also includes drawing up plans to try to insulate Jordan, an important American ally in the region, from the upheaval in Syria and to avoid the kind of clashes now occurring along the border of Syria and Turkey.

The group is now largely focused on helping Jordanians handle Syrian refugees, but the paper added:  American officials familiar with the operation said the mission also includes drawing up plans to try to insulate Jordan, an important American ally in the region, from the upheaval in Syria and to avoid the kind of clashes now occurring along the border of Syria and Turkey.

"So this piece [Assault] kind of clashes those two things, the sort of primitive violence of the Kalashnikov gun, and the sophistication of the high-tech digital device," says Ploeger. "On one hand, it's a representation of a violent act," says Ploeger. "On the other hand, it totally aestheticizes it.

"We need to build our country, not engage in these kinds of clashes".