Sentence examples for no strife from inspiring English sources

Yesterday, Ms. Grann said there was no strife with either Ms. Scardino or Mr. Makinson.

If we can somehow shepherd our children through the first and then into the other, the communal fantasy goes, they'll land safely in some dreamy sphere of the elite, where there's no suffering, no strife, no failure, where the workers are invisible and all the real estate is light-filled.

So it is not surprising that the public embarrassments Mrs. Whitman has had to endure at the hands of her new boss are giving rise to questions about her ability to lead the environmental agency, though she and the White House insist that there is no strife and that she is an important voice in the administration.

There is no strife between "the two clans".

We have to find a way to generate such men when there is no strife, subjugation or injustice.

Mattresses and the canvas of tents were strewn across the square, where a portrait of Mr. Assad superimposed on a Syrian flag read, "Yes to living together, no to strife".

So far, there had been no sectarian strife, no al-Qaida suicide bombers, no Iraq-style fragmentation.

With no labor strife, we have a full slate of basketball goodness ahead.

Michael Mostow, the superintendent of Patchogue-Medford School Disthere, said there was no racial strife at the high school the teenagers attended and described the attack as "an aberration".

There are no petrol bombs here, no restrained anger, no sense of strife or confrontation (except, perhaps, a cheerful tussle with the bright facts of the world).

A country consumed by civil strife may no longer function as a stabilizing ally in a volatile region.