Sentence examples for the continual conflict from inspiring English sources

This conviction inspired the performance of rituals to preserve the order of the universe, and it found mythological expression in the continual conflict between gods (devas) and antigods (asuras).

The continual conflict between a desire to be loved, and the inability to find a lover is ironic when compared to the title of the novel and poem which inspired the novel: Brooke is clearly not a "great lover".

Alluding to the ancient teaching from Genesis that all people are created in the divine image, Dylan describes a person shaped by the continual conflict of human and divine elements.

NPDs are given shared or even primary custody and then proceed to toxify the lives of their children and ex-spouse with their dysfunctional behavior and the continual conflict they create.

Scott and Jurek chart the continual battle within NASA over live TV.

During the republic's existence the Orange stadtholders were in almost continual conflict with the states of the dominant province of Holland, competing for leadership of the country.

He said on Tuesday that future generations "should not be expected to bear the burden" of "continual conflict or perpetual war".

Great War Island, Veliko Ratno Ostrvo, was once the centre of continual conflict between Turkish and Austrian armies, but it now contains a bird reserve and – in summer – a popular beach.

The result, as with Bieito's urban carnage, is continual conflict between the composer's intentions and events onstage.

The inter-tribal wars which were common in Britain before Caesar's time point to a continual conflict between the indigenous inhabitants and a succession of invaders from the Continent.

The other is a story about a continual conflict between a kind of expert truth and a more populist, everyday, common-sense truth that supposedly stems not from experts but the wisdom of the crowd.