Sentence examples for strife from from inspiring English sources

July 1630 saw intervention in Germany's religious strife from a different quarter Sweden.

In his brief career, Obama has probably faced more political strife from within the black community than from without.

The UN force that is supposed to discourage Kosovo's strife from spilling over into Macedonia is due to pull out this summer.

There is deep apprehension that the talks failing, or not taking place, would accelerate the spread of strife from Syria into neighbouring countries.

As it follows more than two years of Civil War strife, from early 1861 through 1863, the film sustains a tone of grave, high-minded seriousness.

The film covered the group's influence and detailed its internal strife, from Dee Dee's drug addiction to the long and bitter feud between Joey and Johnny Ramone.

In fact, the former is likely to ensure on-going internal strife for David Cameron from Tories whose constituencies stand to be affected.

(Arguably, too, much of the 21st: how much of the strife emanating from the Middle East can be traced from the cruel geometry of Sykes-Picot?).

For Americans, reaching the moon provided uplift and respite from the Vietnam War, from strife in the Middle East, from the startling news just a few days earlier that a young woman had drowned in a car driven off a wooden bridge on Chappaquiddick Island by Sen. Edward Kennedy.

Just as commonly, however, strife arises from a personality clash.

During the interview, viewers see domestic strife moving from his work into his own relations with his wives and children.