Sentence examples for something of a conflict from inspiring English sources

And during my time in Jersey City that was still something of a conflict with me.

But Mr. Savage's two roles may still present something of a conflict.

But some experts consider that overseeing the development of the dietary guidelines creates something of a conflict for the department.

The way the preferred shares were structured puts the closed-end fund issuer in something of a conflicted position, and is central to the morass in which investors now find themselves.

For a year now, the president and many in his team have privately described the confrontation with Saddam Hussein as something of a demonstration conflict, an experiment in forcible disarmament.

Some observers cast the debate as something of a middle-class conflict.

But Shivinder saw the project as something creating a conflict of duties for Trehan.

If David Lewis (1986, p. 54) is right in saying that "the conception we associate with the word 'proposition' may be something of a jumble of conflicting desiderata," then it will be impossible to capture our conception in a consistent definition.

It's a nice part of the show were something is happening, a conflict of sort.

I had quit my job at MTV and maxed out my credit cards to make Unsettled because I believed the story, about a bunch of twenty-somethings at the front lines of a conflict where religion, democracy, and identity collided, was about something more than the Gaza withdrawal or even the Middle East -- it was also about the lunacy of expecting real life to conform to stereotypes.

That's something that's even more of a conflict now that Amazon owns Whole Foods, which also sells wine, not to mention Amazon's plans to expand its alcohol delivery business through Prime Now and Amazon Fresh.