Sentence examples for little clashes from inspiring English sources

It leads to little clashes, war of words, until finally silence, and then the confrontation begins: The violence".

It leads to little clashes, war of words, until finally silence, and then the confrontation begins: The violence," he says.

Carragher said: "I'm fine, it was a little clash of heads and these things happen in football.

NEW YORK — When I worked in Europe in the 1980s and '90s, I would often run into a little clash of journalistic culture.

With the oil up north and the mountains and the capital down south, there is little clash between industry and outdoor recreation.

We sold them at little sound clashes, record stores, comedy clubs – that kind of thing.

But creating that combination appears to have provoked a little culture clash between G.M. and A. M. General, the military contractor that sold the Hummer brand to G.M. and assembles the vehicle for it.

Culture is something we propagate but also something naturally there, existing in and around us, which makes us who we are but which may rise to the level of our consciousness only when one of those ruptures or rifts appear — when some little psychic clash happens between it and our more or less unconscious sense of the everyday world.

In the long war over Wall Street regulation, a little-noticed clash erupted this week over a plan to rein in risky trading overseas.

In the quarter of the United States Open women's draw so loaded with Italians it should have been officially named Little Italy, intracountry clashes have flourished.

Since the addition is still set back from the lower floors, the glass design clashes little with the stone facade below.