Sentence examples similar to origin of strife from inspiring English sources

Pakistani analysts, for instance, tend to trace the origin of communal strife to the 1980s, when General Zia ul-Haq, then in power, tried to bolster his legitimacy by imposing Islamic law.

But the origins of the strife are a decade old.

1913: Seeds of Conflict Ben Loeterman uses footage from a long-lost, century-old film to explore the origins of the ongoing strife between Israelis and Palestinians in this new documentary.

It was fitting that the Silver Bear for Best Director be shared between a man (Romanian filmmaker Radu Jude for his picaresque "Aferim!", a Balkan western revealing historical origins of contemporary racial strife) and a woman (Polish filmmaker Malgorzata Szumowska for "Body"), because gender was a key theme that everyone was trying not to talk about at the 65th Berlinale.

But signs of strife were there.

/ Has it been so full of strife?

Maybe thoughts of strife were not so distant after all.

The level of strife had risen with each successive rebellion.

Rose recalls feeling deep regret for the years of strife.

The sectarian chasms remain deep, the wounds of strife raw.

Eris was the Greek goddess of strife (the Roman Discordia).