Everywhere in nature one sees strife, conflict, and inarticulate impulse; and these, rather than rational processes or intellectual clarity, are humankind's true points of contact with ultimate reality.
And yet what a wonderful prospect, to discover that the relationship of pleasure and health in eating is not, as we've been hearing for a hundred years, necessarily one of strife, but that the two might again be married at the table.
Our partnership model was one of strife, control, and distrust.
The story told by Je Son Le is one of strife, secrets, and caution.
There is no staple-food plant that has not affected the outcome of the strife on one battlefield or another.
South Korea, for one, experienced internal strife, insurgency and counterinsurgency, and actual rebellions in the late 1940s.
My relationship with my father hasn't been one without its strife; he's gruff and closed off.
In the film's one example of strife among the community residents, her shelter is destroyed by an arsonist for reasons that are never given.
The violence and strife one finds in Shepard's and Rabe's dialogues about the post-Eisenhower-era family, for instance, call into question not only the idea of home but its presumed head: the great white father.
On the other, he's an inventive composer who can turn his hand to Harold Buddesque soundscapes one minute (Total Strife Forever I-IV) and surprisingly banging techno such as Hinterland the next".
