Sentence examples for some sort of clash from inspiring English sources

His use of plastics, X-ray prints, traditional men's suitings like Prince of Wales checks were supposed to suggest some sort of clash between civilization and atavism.

ITV said some sort of clash between the two shows was inevitable after the BBC scheduled The Voice for the spring, the same time of year as Britain's Got Talent.

But there are reasons to fear that the damage it has done could turn out to be enduring.Until now the Vatican has been remarkably successful in ensuring that, even if some sort of "clash of civilisations" is in progress, it need not turn into a clash of religions.

Mehmed's ambitions were symmetrical to Alfonso's and it was clear that there would be some sort of clash between the two in Albania, the epicenter of the conflict.

They do depend upon the misperception around the world that they speak in some fashion for people of the Muslim faith, that Islam is somehow inherently violent, that there is some sort of clash of civilizations.

And Turkey's parliament, in a closed session, has been debating the issue itself a novelty.A softening of attitudes on both sides would be welcome, not least because if tensions rise some sort of military clash between Greece and Turkey, two NATO members, cannot be ruled out entirely.

Unless Mr Aziz allows India some sort of victory, the clash at Kargil could turn into something still uglier and bigger.

Efforts to restore the old castle or at least preserve its ruins in some sort of historic park have clashed with plans for Kaliningrad's most famous Soviet monument: the concrete block known formally as the House of the Soviets.

A sort of clash, do you think?

Yet that sort of clash has been more the exception than the rule.

"Unfortunately for the government," she wrote, the bushmeat case "represents the sort of clash of cultural and religious values inherent in the 'melting pot' that is America".