Sentence examples for stubborn conflict from inspiring English sources
"This could have been done weeks ago but this is a very stubborn conflict with very stubborn people".
A family friend remembered watching Andrew, at age 2, bang his head on a concrete floor when he did not get his way, foretelling a life of stubborn conflict.
Neither George H. Bush at Madrid in 1991 nor Bill Clinton at Camp David in 2000 nor George W. Bush at Annapolis in 2007 succeeded in making peace or even bringing it visibly closer.The stubborn conflict in Palestine is a reminder that in some doleful ways history has not passed the Arabs by at all.
With Sögüt as their base, Osman and the Muslim frontier warriors (Ghazis) under his command waged a slow and stubborn conflict against the Byzantines, who sought to defend their territories in the hinterland of the Asiatic shore opposite Constantinople (now Istanbul).
Today, almost next door, is a swanky oyster bar, patronised by both Northern Irish tribes as well as the tourists the city has begun to attract since Tony Blair felt "the hand of history" on his shoulder and, on April 10th 1998, the Good Friday Agreement was signed.Outside Northern Ireland, the agreement is often hailed as an example of how even the most stubborn conflict may be resolved.
This was a brilliant and savvy bunch, and the film, penned by Shawn Slovo, deftly presents them in all their conflicted, stubborn humanity.
She can also see how naïve she was, how stubborn, how filled with conflicting desires.
The world's traumas and conflicts are stubborn to the designs of art and are more powerful than a director's vision or special effects gimmickry.
On opposite edges of this war on terrorism lie two such stubborn confrontations: the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and Kashmir.
At the heart of it all is the conflict between two opposite but equally stubborn personalities, Gordeev and Ekaterina.
Even so, adversaries committed to a low-technology guerrilla conflict and to "asymmetrical" terrorist attacks have proved remarkably stubborn and resilient.
