Sentence examples for striking conflict from inspiring English sources

Given that the ostensible role of the news media is to report on (and, ideally, to hold accountable) public officials, shouldn't this striking conflict of interest have prompted a career change for Rubin or Amanpour long before the birth of their child?

Despite the strength of the phylogenetic signal and the high resolution of reconstructed species relationships, the mtDNA phylogeny contains several groupings in striking conflict with morphological, ecological and behavioral similarities.

Two of the most striking pieces dramatise conflict between a pair of extremely powerful women.

The struggle between Philip IV the Fair and Pope Boniface VIII (1294 1303) demonstrated in striking fashion the conflict over the nature of the royal and papal powers and their relationship.

It is hard to know whether to rejoice or lament two striking if somewhat conflicting messages last week about the costs of employer-sponsored health insurance.

The intimacy, the proximity, of rivals and enemies is among the most striking aspects of the conflict.

For an American who has visited Belfast frequently, there are striking parallels between the conflict in Northern Ireland and the American civil rights movement.

PAGE A22 The Art of War Steve Mumford, a New York artist embedded with troops in Iraq, has been capturing striking images of the conflict in drawings like "Artillery Crew in No. CA165," a detail of which is above.

Rather than producing visually arresting objects for sale in antiseptic galleries he has organized parades; created odd signs and bumper stickers; made a film about Depeche Mode fans around the world; and orchestrated a historical re-enactment of a large, violent conflict between striking coal miners and police in Orgreave, in South Yorkshire, in 1984.

Undoubtedly, the most striking aspect of the conflict is that eight years on, the attacks remain a largely faceless threat.

That's the framing that you'll be hearing all week as U.S. media cover the first deaths in the conflict between striking Greek workers and a government seeking to impose stiff new taxes and cuts to stave off economic collapse.