Sentence examples for ridiculous conflicts from inspiring English sources

And the most extreme parties, on the Left and Right alike, become shamelessly lost in ridiculous conflicts between individuals, while the ideological vacuum of the camps that are used to govern should prompt them to seek a coherent political voice, attracting voters who are just waiting to follow those who will inspire them.

Margaret Hodge, the PAC's chair, said the actions of the accountancy firms were tantamount to a scam and represented a "ridiculous conflict of interest" which must be stopped.

Now "the same company, even the same team, are advising investors and companies, and that's just a ridiculous conflict of interest".

"This is a pretty ridiculous conflict of interest," said Dean Baquet, the managing editor of The Los Angeles Times and a former national editor of The New York Times.

The first 20 minutes and the last 20 minutes of this movie have that same ridiculous conflict, but with no redeeming qualities.

But once again, make no mistake, the kind of ridiculous, entirely predictable conflict that's sure to arise from Erick Erickson and whatever liberal counterpart they put against him is just what CNN wants to see on television.

We have taken autonomy to some ridiculous lengths, and the conflicts -- internal and external -- played out in The Avengers suggest that.

It's a ridiculous process that encourages conflict and duplicity.

Major Garrett, the chief White House correspondent for CBS, said that he thought the flare-up was "a completely ridiculous story" and that conflict came with the White House beat.

This means all dramatic conflict dribbles from ridiculous vendettas and infidelity, as the "Umm, so what is it that the lower classes do?

"The claim that there's no conflict of interest is ridiculous," she said.