Sentence examples for one that clashes from inspiring English sources

His actual role, as author of one of 70 amicus curiae briefs in the case, had little known effect on the outcome except, perhaps, in urging a pragmatic course, one that clashes with his gun positions today.

Here, the actress Brooklyn Decker defends her cobalt top and printed mini from unwanted water stains with a heavy-duty rain repeller; the actress Jaime King gets some assistance from one that clashes beautifully with her floor-length red dress; and the new first lady of France, Valérie Trierweiler, keeps dry and perfectly polished under an umbrella built for two.

The Bulldogs face South Sydney next Thursday, with Hasler hinting that his players had one eye on that clash.

Those first glasses -- bulbous tortoise-shell ones that clashed with my Dorothy Hamill haircut -- were followed by other, equally dismaying ones, and then some years later by contact lenses, which tended to become dry, scratchy and unbearable, forcing me back into the glasses.

They've only met twice - Raonic winning just one set, in that clash in Rome a couple of weeks ago (see 1.47pm).

"No one wants to be the one that breaks the streak," said Roaf, whose clash with Indianapolis defensive end Dwight Freeney will be a signature matchup of the postseason.

If you do not use the same flavor, at least use one that compliments the original flavor instead of clashing with it.

The most watched-for clash of the night is the one that might materialize between Mr. Perry and Mr. Romney.

After that clash, Al Aksa issued a statement saying one of its members, Mr. Hilal, had been wounded and arrested.

But there's one clash that will happen.

That clash is easily solvable, for the second one is nonsense.