Sentence examples for the constant conflict from inspiring English sources

Mr. Brabender said the coupling was meant to suggest the constant conflict that will ensue if Iran develops nuclear weapons.

Aware of the power of a good pitch, they also describe their latest single, Gold Chain, as "a ratchet love song about the constant conflict between the meaningful and the meaningless".

But he found the constant conflict between different professional groups wearying and dispiriting, and as his own interests moved ever further away from sociology, he came to favour establishing a separate department and degree in politics.

Perhaps because of the growing suspicions about America's use of that power -- or perhaps because of the constant conflict between the United Nations and Washington over the payment of dues to the organization -- Mr. Clinton did not receive the kind of standing ovation that greeted him in 1998.

With 14 songs, "Spirit Touches Ground" serves as a strong, gentle, thoughtful meditation on spirituality, faith, self-realization, universality and the constant conflict between human vanity and the human spirit, some of it touched with Mr. Clayton-Felt's interest in American Indian culture.

Bach, indeed, thrives on the gritty qualities of 18th-century double reeds and gut strings, but the extraordinary design of this music -- not just the density of the harmonic and contrapuntal thinking but the constant conflict between symmetry and anti-symmetry -- lifts it above and beyond instrumental sound.

Jackson said he was "relieved to discover the reality" of the filming of the album 50 years ago was "very different to the myth" of constant conflict between the band's members John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison and Ringo Starr ― given how the group split up several months later.

Seeking to steer French culture toward integral nationalism and to restore the monarchy, the group was in constant conflict with the expanding socialist movement.

The Daioyu Islands (the Senkaku Islands according to Japan) is the source of constant conflict with Japan.

With this mix the ideal and the real were in constant conflict, which is the basic story of earlyish American art, and we find that story coming at us wherever we turn.

The erstwhile reverend lived in constant conflict between the spiritual life and the life of a bluesman, even as he made dozens of recordings for Paramount Records throughout the Depression.