Sentence examples for which strife from inspiring English sources

This somewhat mysterious description suggests that the means by which Strife separates the elements from the beginning is a vortex.

In turn, the sundering must clearly belong to a stage in which Strife is not just dominant after all, their opponents recognize a fluctuation in the influence of Love and Strife but is achieving complete separation.

I can anticipate no greater calamity for the country than a dissolution of the Union... Still, a Union that can only be maintained by swords and bayonets, and in which strife and civil war are to take the place of brotherly love and kindness, has no charm for me.

"The Final Fight" is a film in which labor strife and colonialist crackdowns are a source of conflict as much as crime.

But beneath its froth "Knickerbocker Holiday" is a seriocomic allegory in which political strife in the Dutch colonial settlement of New Amsterdam in 1647 reflected the anxious state of the world before the outbreak of World War II.

This blend of the minutely detailed and the enormously lurid is like the degraded fallout of a Pop Art sensibility; think of Lichtenstein and Rosenquist, of big pleading faces and fighter planes, then strip away the enamelling of irony, and you are left with the customized weirdness of the summer war movie, in which all strife is a blast.

And of "Pearl Harbor," he writes, "This blend of the minutely detailed and the enormously lurid is like the degraded fallout of a Pop Art sensibility; think of Lichtenstein and Rosenquist, of big pleading faces and fighter plans, then strip away the enamelling of irony, and you are left with the customized weirdness of the summer war movie, in which all strife is a blast".

Other Middle Eastern and Asian countries which experience strife with different sects of one religion, let alone between religions.

How should they cover bitter partisan strife, which is undeniably abundant, without aggravating that strife?

The song includes Matlock's favorite country obscurities, which carry domestic strife into the comically surreal.

But we welcome the strife, which may pit woman against herself (Jane Austen) or man against Troy.