Sentence examples for with a clash from inspiring English sources
Inquiries in a given field start with a clash of different perspectives.
Protests last month ended with a clash with the police and two funerals.
The experience left me with a clash of emotions: joy, shame, sorrow, wonder.
His 1966 masterpiece, "The Season of Migration to the North," dealt with a clash of civilizations.
"Straw Dogs" — Rod Lurie's odd and interesting remake of Sam Peckinpah's venerable and violent button pusher — begins with a clash of cultural stereotypes.
A win for Mauricio Pochettino's men would put them right back in the thick of it, with a clash against United being their next game.
Challenging the Vatican would have meant breaking with a clash-of-civilisations myth that runs from the white far-right way into the mainstream of politics.
He paired it with a clashing palette of white and safety orange that would make a crossing guard proud.
It's the brightly painted one with a clashing door, standing out against so much sober Farrow & Ball.
The English Rose dress is great for spring/summer as it can be teamed with a clashing jacket or worn alone for a classic look.
My power suit is a bold print high waist skirt, a crop top or sports bra, and a blazer with a clashing print.
