Sentence examples for sort of friction from inspiring English sources

Dickey said he thought his former teammates, if asked, would dispel the notion that he engendered any sort of friction in the clubhouse.

Under ordinary circumstances, the theory predicts, the quarks receive much of their mass through a sort of friction or drag caused by the background energy.

As a producer, "I like to always have some sort of friction between elements, so there's a feeling of active dialogue within parts of the song," Mr. Taylor said.

The conflicts that arise between Joseph and Alex are in many ways classic – the sort of friction that inevitably develops between a doting parent and a child starting to forge her independence.

For the best party of two decades Conservative conferences were marked by some sort of friction over Europe, normally on the fringe, but sometimes in the conference hall itself.

"Imagine if anything did come of it, that it has gone into a league and it causes any sort of friction with my club," Hendrie said.

If we had a body like that, we wouldn't be seeing the sort of frictions that are emerging from today's decentralized approach.

The two countries have significant trade and diplomatic ties and fewer of the sorts of frictions, such as over missile defense, which have disrupted relations between Washington and Moscow in the past.

Caballero continues: "We are digging ourselves, one step at a time, deeper and deeper into a Fantasyland, with economic agents who can solve richer and richer stochastic general equilibrium problems containing all sorts of frictions.

The field exists as a well of energy permeating all of space and interacting by a sort of frictional or viscous force with particles; the greater the friction experienced by a given particle, the higher its mass.

Scooter startups affected by such regulatory bumps in the road are, unsurprisingly, rather less keen to shout about this sort of policy friction and the negative cash and ride flow it generates.