Sentence examples for which clashes from inspiring English sources

The most run-down portions of the old centre have been demolished and replaced by an ultra-modern commercial centre, which clashes sharply with the older architecture.

It also sinks its parsnipy taproots deep into our damp soil, but is pretty enough, and I only remove that which clashes with the rest of the planting.

My CLP is Sefton Central and we're having an emergency meeting on Saturday at midday, which clashes with the Momentum rally.

Sudan's Army said that South Sudanese soldiers had laid a large number of land mines in the area, after which clashes broke out between residents and armed groups that are part of the South's Army.

Pietersen had earlier told Test Match Special he will "explore the options" and "tinker with a few things", suggesting he may pull out of commitments at the Indian Premier League, which clashes with the start of the English season.

Many of the former American officials turned businessmen have also become staunch advocates of the Kurdish cause, including the right of statehood, which clashes with America's stated policy of preserving Iraq's unity and being at equal distance from all groups.

It was hard to tell which clash was more inspired.

Despite these revelations, which clash with the style of the rest of the film, the main characters remain frustratingly remote.

The problem, though, is that there are two potential threats to liberty in this scenario, which clash with each other.

The statement described the two men as leaders of Sadr's Mahdi Army, which clashed with U.S. forces in Baghdad and the southern city of Najaf last year.

So it's not shocking that India and China, which clashed repeatedly over disputed borders during the cold war, have kept things cool since becoming enmeshed in the global economy.