Sentence examples for open clashing from inspiring English sources

Among curbside campaign signs months old, pink peonies now start to open, clashing with stars and bars.

Business is advanced by stitch-ups between party barons, not the open clash of ideas.

The shutdown eventually led to open clashes between the armies of the two countries.

It requires an open clash of ideas, which the people can decide.

The war was an open clash of arms but also a covert melee of ideas, secrets and subterranean violence.

During the session of the Central Committee in October 1967, an open clash occurred between Novotný and the Slovaks.

A strike might well have carried a good deal of public support, but he wanted to avoid an open clash.

General Ahmar's troops have at times appeared to be on the brink of open clashes with forces loyal to Mr. Saleh.

Hitler for his part could not afford an open clash with the army, which still remained the most powerful independent institution in the country.

The United States has been trying to broker an agreement to prevent open clashes between the two bitter rivals that could complicate an American-led attack on Iraq.

But one lama said grievances over discrimination had erupted into open clashes, raids on monasteries and mass detentions even before March.