Sentence examples for practical clashes from inspiring English sources
But when it came to actual practical clashes between religious and political beliefs, the panel talked about gambling rather than sex or even assisted dying.
And like the presidential candidates, who are grappling for the mantle of change, the candidates down-ballot are doing so by clashing over practical kitchen-table issues — the price of gasoline and home heating oil, health care costs, job security — that make this race emblematic of Senate contests across the country.
But, thanks to the community's love for their livestock, it was easy to find a practical solution to this clash between culture and sustainable development.
Part of what I loved about the HBO series "The Wire" was the way the characters embodied qualities of power and vulnerability, feeling and total non-feeling, between people and within each person, and showed how feeling can clash with the practical demands of where you are in life.
In my estimation, anyone who thinks Israel is somehow responsible for the current clashes with Hamas does not, in a practical sense, think Israel has a right to exist as a country.
The U.S. should take a tough but practical approach toward Moscow, recognizing that a sometimes a clash of interests does not enemies make.
Being an independent and practical Finnish woman (as Finnish women generally are), I do not see any clash between the two.
That pledge had an immediate practical goal: to keep Turkish troops from entering the region, thus preventing the possibility of clashes between Turkish soldiers and Iraqi Kurds.
If the clashes of abstractions – communism, socialism, capitalism and so on –were finished, all that remained were practical questions, which were less subjects of political choice and more objects of expert analysis.
