Sentence examples for uneasy collaboration from inspiring English sources
Hitler and Mussolini governed atop turbulent fascist parties in uneasy collaboration with existing elites.
Visiting China in 1954, during a period of uneasy collaboration with Beijing, the Dalai Lama declared himself to be impressed by the Chinese Revolution.
It was an uneasy collaboration from the start: Mr. Romney soon rejected an agreed-upon system of tape recording his thoughts, which Mr. Martin would massage into prose.
The most important action takes place up north at the Wall as Jon Snow (Kit Harrington) and Stannis Baratheon (Stephen Dillane) continue their uneasy collaboration with Mance Rayder (Ciarán Hinds) their unfortunate prisoner at Castle Black.
In 1977, for the album "Death of a Ladies' Man," Cohen's uneasy collaboration with the producer Phil Spector — who excluded him from the final mixing sessions — resulted in a dreadful mix of pop, country, and some weird variant of disco.
And unlike many photographers — Weston, Levitt, Mapplethorpe — she did not imbue her photographs with a distinctly personal lyricism; hers was the lyricism inherent in her uneasy collaboration with her subjects.
First, getting governments to focus on enhanced defence collaboration right now proves uneasy.
