Sentence examples for underlying the clash of from inspiring English sources

Underlying the clash of approaches are American and British concerns that Iraq could implode if power is transferred too quickly.

Underlying this clash of perceptions is an often messy, but ultimately positive American process: a contentious way of defining, and redefining, what it means to be an American.

The "end of history" idea that made him famous in the 1990s and underlies most of his thinking conflicts fundamentally with the "clash of civilisations" theory favoured by the more loopy neocons, including Bernard Lewis, who coined the phrase in 1990.

But underlying the strength of the stock were some weaknesses.

After the clash of elevator gates.

Part of the shock comes from the clash of expectations.

It is the clash of the scientific titans.

Call it the clash of the fairness doctrines.

Fashion has always thrived on the clash of titanic opposites.

The clash of personalities is total.

S. P. Huntington: The Clash of Civilizations and the Remaking of World Order, P7.