Sentence examples for passionate clash from inspiring English sources

There was a great deal more than local water rates riding on the outcome of this strange, passionate clash in Bolivia.

Plenty of heated debate, including a passionate clash between Barbara Castle and Ted Heath, and a tense Panorama featuring Tony Benn, who thought staying in "would mean the end of Britain as a completely self-governing nation".

In the 2010/11 season it cost Strathclyde Police over £2m to police football games between Celtic and Rangers, the passionate derby clashes between the "Old Firm".

His father, Edward Colin Firthh), is an eccentric inventor and passionate nonconformist who clashes over priorities with his brother, Morris (Malcolm MacDowell), a hard-headed businessman.

The one that has received the most attention, at least in the press, involves Mr. Tsiskaridze, 39, a premier dancer, who has a passionate following and has clashed with the theater's leadership in recent years.

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McConaughey does his stylized, hyper-relaxed drawl, and Hathaway, with short Ph.D. hair, is crisp but also angry and passionate, and the two stars clash with professional skill.

Renoir the painter was a passionate anti-modernist who saw clashes between man and his creations as inevitable, and who claimed that the bewildering increase in the speed of progress during our lifetime had begun with the invention of the tube….

The competing plans reflect deep divisions within the community, where passionate advocates of rural preservation are clashing with those seeking to alleviate an undisputed shortage of ballfields.

They were both passionate, and passionate people are going to clash from time to time.

A theme that runs through her tuneful songwriting is passionate, often painful sexual combat and the continuing clash between her insistence on independence and the inconvenient emotions that turn relationships into power struggles.