Sentence examples for remarkable clash from inspiring English sources

On the Republican side, Trump remained mired in a remarkable clash with the most senior members of his party, including the leaders of the House and the Senate, some of whom were in effect accusing the nominee they had just endorsed of outright racism.

Whatever the outcome, the clash prompted a remarkable outpouring within the Internet world.

The club's form, with 11 wins in a row going into Saturday's top of the table clash, is a remarkable turnaround from four years ago when their future hung on a High Court hearing.

I believe that the nation's sporadic episodes of communal violence represent aberrations rather than the norm, inevitable clashes that are remarkable for the extent to which they are, indeed, sporadic.

Theresa May's appointment of her former aides Fiona Hill and Nick Timothy as joint chiefs of staff is a remarkable turnaround since both left the government after clashes with David Cameron's Downing Street.

It was a remarkable admission, but one quickly subsumed into the heated clash.

On 25 January 1977, the Clash signed to CBS Records for £100,000, a remarkable amount for a band that had played a total of about thirty gigs and almost none as a headliner.

It was a showcase for the postwar German tendency toward consensus, and was all the more remarkable for the contrast it provided to the bitter ideological clashes playing out in the United States and many other big democracies.

Still, it reflects remarkable cooperation between the world's biggest trade powers, which have clashed often on agricultural issues.

WASHINGTON — Partisan clashes over President Obama's proposed tax increases have obscured something remarkable: that the affluent Americans targeted by his policy represent a growing share of his own party's base.

Clashing ambition and compassion was not the only contradiction in Lyndon Johnson's remarkable self.