Sentence examples for was clashing from inspiring English sources
noun
A loud sound.
- I heard a clash from the kitchen, and rushed in to find the cat had knocked over some pots and pans.
A federal judge ruled that the firing was legal because he was clashing with the program of the union leadership.
It even issued a warning to the channel responsible, Show TV, that it was clashing with the "national and moral values of our society".
During the spring of 2013, when President Morsi was clashing with many of the country's institutions, Rifaat often arrived at class with lists of bitter phrases for us to translate: I'm not in a good mood.
At the same time, however, Ms. Grann, who had grown accustomed to star treatment reflecting Penguin Putnam's financial success, was clashing with the management of Pearson, Penguin Putnam's parent company, over business disagreements.
The refrain in album track Girl Loves Me was particularly sharp for grieving fans: "Where the fuck did Monday go?" As social media explored Bowie's art thoroughly, in real time, it felt as if his old world was clashing brilliantly with the new.
Casper Adams, who was clashing personally with Bemis despite a close friendship, was fired after a show.
She seemed to be clashing with everything.
In fact, strong egos are clashing furiously.
Personalities have been clashing for a while.
Within a year, Mr. O'Rourke and Mr. Bogdanoff were clashing.
"If we're clashing, it's not good for anybody".
