Sentence examples for of dissension between from inspiring English sources

The Metaphysical school proved short-lived; it came to an end about 1920 because of dissension between de Chirico and Carrà over who had founded the group.

It may be that golf, by its nature, creates an unusual degree of dissension between the hands and the brain, and that putting poses an especially exasperating challenge, whether psychologically or neurologically.

Vouchers, first proffered by the economist Milton Friedman in a 1955 essay, are among the most divisive issues in education, a critical point of dissension between this year's two major presidential candidates.

In the closing years of his reign there were already signs of dissension between his sons, and the kingdom was troubled by revolts by the Chams and the Malays living in the southeastern part of the state.

Though they touch only a fraction of the nation's 52 million schoolchildren, vouchers are among the most contentious issues today in cities including New York, and form a point of dissension between Mr. Bush of Texas and Vice President Al Gore, his expected Democratic opponent.

A series of agreements addressing oil fees, borders, and other issues, signed by both countries in September 2012, initially appeared to resolve the standoff, but in reality it continued for several more months because of dissension between the two countries over how to implement some of the terms agreed upon.

There may be no common ground but ample cause for dissent and plenty of dissension in between, but if and when the high court of the land, after carefully weighing the issues on either each side hands down its sacred verdict, all parties abide by it peacefully albeit reluctantly.

Aquitaine remained a centre of dissension.

Lot of dissension going on there.

Reports of dissension continued to filter out nonetheless.

Relations between Tintoretto and Aretino did not come to an end at this point, even though one of Aretino's letters contains hints of dissension.