Sentence examples for only clash from inspiring English sources

According to App Annie, a research firm, "Candy Crush Saga" is the second-highest grossing app in both Apple's and Google's online stores in America, behind only "Clash of Clans", made by Finland's Supercell.

The only clash was with the blue, a category that is difficult with many dry wines, red or white, although in my experience they do go pretty well with zinfandels.

Starting from a highly perturbed conformation, SLIKMC recovers a helix using only clash and Ramachandran plots information.

It's not the fastest to hit $2 billion ever, but it did do so faster than both Clash Royale and Candy Crush, behind only Clash of Clans and Game of War, who bested them by over a month and two weeks respectively.

The juxtaposition of political tension and flagrant partying is not the only clash of interests in Lebanon.

The big bearded guy who sang a sappy love song heartbreaking off-key, the prim slip of a girl who growled her way through Billy Idol's "White Wedding", the political powerbroker who performed only Clash songs... in a dead-on British accent; these are the moments that make karaoke my extracurricular activity of choice.

Afghanistan and the US base at Vicenza were not the only clashes.

The advocate's job may be not only to clash with the judge's ideas but even to clash with the judge.

Straddling popular science, ancient history, and theology, this ambitious work sets out to resolve not only the clash of civilizations between the Judeo-Christian West and the Muslim world but also the clash between science and religion.

This week in Briefly Noted we review Robert Wright's monumental book "The Evolution of God," a work that straddles "popular science, ancient history, and theology" to resolve "not only the clash of civilizations between the Judeo-Christian West and the Muslim world but also the clash between science and religion".

By Andrea Walker July 28, 2009 This week in Briefly Noted we review Robert Wright's monumental book "The Evolution of God," a work that straddles "popular science, ancient history, and theology" to resolve "not only the clash of civilizations between the Judeo-Christian West and the Muslim world but also the clash between science and religion".