Sentence examples for open fights from inspiring English sources

"There are no open fights in schools, but a lot of whispering behind one's back, a lot of writing on the walls and anonymous letters," says Ndahimana.

"This is in one sense the future of the PRI: divisions and open fights among ex-family members," says Joy Langston, a political scientist at CIDE, a Mexico city university.Those fights now move to the national arena.

The party will not want an open fight.

He likes a free-flowing, open fight; Mayweather prefers commanding  the centre of the ring, or laying on the ropes, clinching and counter-punching.

Now, the government has turned a murky debate over austerity, confidence and credit markets into an open fight over democracy and national independence.

They know that Democrats are reluctant to get into an open fight with them, and that this can be used for political leverage.

He sees a Nato alliance similarly riven yet, like the EU, united in its wish to avoid an open fight with Russia.

"Everybody likes Fred, there is tremendous respect for Fred, people listen to what he has to say, and I don't know of anybody who has ever had an open fight with him," Spinola said.

For all his popularity with the public, Mr Koizumi lacks the support within the LDP's parliamentary party to take on the likes of the road tribe in an open fight.

He desperately wants to avoid an open fight and thinks Blair can still be persuaded, but he knows that a letter might be published by the middle of the week".

Trump, in his press conference on Monday, portrayed himself as being in an open fight against Obama's legacy, and he derides and even smears his predecessor at almost every turn.