Sentence examples for uneven clash from inspiring English sources
BEIRUT, Lebanon — New details emerging Saturday about what local Syrian activists called a massacre of civilians near the central city of Hama indicated that it was more likely an uneven clash between the heavily armed Syrian military and local fighters bearing light weapons.
The tactics of engaging public opinion are generally avoided by researchers, who regard this as unethical behavior, but harvesting public opinion is core business for politicians and that particular culture clash can provide an uneven playing field, where the research team is disadvantaged.
"A polished and even texture will ensure that your blush is not competing or clashing against blotchy skin or uneven redness," she explains.
Hollywood myth and Polish Gypsy folk tale clash head-on with startling but very uneven effect.
The clash of old and new gives Tel Aviv a surprising and slightly uneven gait.
Union leaders frequently clashed with Ms. Harris over a management style they characterized as uneven.
As a congressman, Roybal frequently clashed with the Immigration and Naturalization Service over what he said was its uneven enforcement of the country's immigration laws.
Beck and the commission have clashed over the panel's concerns that the chief is uneven and sometimes too lenient, notably when officers improperly use force or are caught driving while intoxicated.
But if the intermingling of many different kinds of people is what gives Tel Aviv its pulse, it's the clash of old and new that still gives this city its surprising and slightly uneven gait.
