Sentence examples for real clash from inspiring English sources
"You will have a real clash".
"But this new entity is a real clash of cultures".
It is as if the real "clash of civilisations" were that between Europe and America.
Right now, there's a real clash between my politics and my country's politics.
It is the women who are alien, and Gwen provides the real clash of opposition.
Likelihood that commercial broadcasting will be deregulated: 10/10 The potential for a real clash.
BUT the real clashes took place as the two companies began the painful process of "integration," as Mr. Schrempp called it.
"So it will be a real good clash".
The Kremlin can ill afford a real military clash with the West, but it will claim any signs of Western weakness as victories.
Set in a desolate corner of rural Ireland, this lush novel describes what happens when a proudly old-fashioned farmer and his sister, long tucked away from the real world, clash with a new neighbor who brings the first tractor to the region.
Nguyen's experience fundraising is typical of other frontier entrepreneurs who perceive a real culture clash between investors attuned to emerging markets, and those who are not.
