Sentence examples for strife time from inspiring English sources

The Chicago Reader also said, "Sen is anything but subtle in populating the bus with a cross section of class and ethnic types ... but the friendship that blossoms between the leads is tenderly depicted and hints at a solution to sectarian strife" TIME magazine praised Aparna sen for her "... attention to detail... ...... that "... skillfully captures the characters' idiosyncrasies".

Traveling to Germany the following spring to swear fidelity to Conrad's successor, Henry III, Heribert returned to find Milan once more in the grip of civil strife, this time between the nobles and the commoners (cives), led by a noble named Lanzone.

Though Amanda had hinted at school strife at times, particularly on the Internet, Mr. Cummings said the family became aware of its intensity only in recent days, as relatives began reading messages on her phone and Facebook page.

It makes no explicit statement about the war; nor does it overtly comment on the racial strife at that time.

The Tigers were in strife at half time, 32 points down at a venue they hadn't won at since 2004.

These were the furious questions of the day -- while Israeli and Palestinian negotiators met with President Clinton in Washington and Israeli troops and Palestinians fought in Gaza, and while the Parliament, hoping to avoid yet more civil strife at this time, hastily extended yeshiva students' military exemption after the Supreme Court ordered the government to start drafting them.

Over the years, the band has weathered drug and alcohol addiction, internal strife, arrests, jail time, public scandals (including an infamous leaked sex tape involving Lee and then-wife Pamela Anderson) and shifting fashions in music — all of it chronicled with unflinching candor in their bestselling 2001 tell-all "The Dirt".

The area has been the scene of repeated political strife in modern times.

And indeed it is: the gift of transcendence over troubled times, strife and anxiety.

If anything, Bragg's experience illustrates the dysfunctional internal strife that at times plagued the Confederate command system.

For much of the modern era, Lazard was known for the internal strife that at times threatened to wreck the now 161-year-old investment bank.