Sentence examples for need a clash from inspiring English sources
We need a clash of subjective views.
And then you need a blouse; possibly in a clashing colour, with either a bow or brooch at the neck, as at Gucci, or undone when you would expect it to be buttoned up, as at Jil Sander.
The Republic only need a draw from the Dublin clash to make the Euro 2012 play-offs, but Trapattoni wants his team to strive for a victory.
The last thing they needed was a clash among their own allies.
It's a clash of civilisations, and we need a larger than life character".
You do not need a doctorate in economics to feel cheated by these clashing messages.
In the night's other play-off clash, FC Copenhagen needed a late goal to edge past the Cypriot club Apoel Nicosia.
The Saints were ninth on the ladder going into the clash and desperately needed a win to keep their faint finals hopes alive.
They don't need to clash".
The policies of these parties need not clash with reform.
Although she has said it is "extremely difficult being different in the sports world – be it for religion or race" issues of faith, race, gender and sport need not clash.
