Sentence examples for time of strife from inspiring English sources

For black people in Mississippi, the golden era that sentiment harkens to was a time of strife, oppression and violence.

The flight of Mr. Tabor and Mr. Moore came at a time of strife between the East and West Coast factions of the Panther Party.

But if they do make the playoffs, Fassel will be able to say that during a time of strife he boldly and confidently predicted success.

And Ted Landsmark, the man in that famous photograph from the time of strife over busing students to achieve school integration?

"The Age of Quarrel" appeared in 1986, with a title derived, as many listeners probably didn't know, from the Sanskrit term kali yuga, which refers to a time of strife said to have begun about five thousand years ago.

The idea that America under the Articles of Confederation (from 1781 to 1788) was a time of strife and ineffectual government was first put forward in the 18th century by supporters of the Constitution.

But, he said, Americans are used to getting through times of strife.

For older people, it's memories of the war and times of strife.

"The fact that this niche is continuing to show strength in times of strife is a real statement about the importance of pets to people," he said.

In times of strife, I sometimes return to my "Betsy-Tacy" books, escaping American political catastrophe for a world of ice-skating parties and Gibson girls.

Football, tooncgull, I'd imagine he'd be a calming influence in times of strife and carries a certain gravitas and worldly experience.