clash造句怎么写

Their views clash on the new tax bill.

The issue really boils down to a clash between left and right.

For better or worse, phrases such "the Cold War" and "the clash of civilizations" matter.

The next gale that sweeps from the north will bring to our ears the clash of resounding arms!

If you arrive with high energy during the day and she is reading in the library, this will clash.

The memories of having lived on my own — in college, in Guatemala, in my own swanky Parisian apartment — clash painfully with my current living situation.

Ordinary South Koreans seem equally impassive, although South Korea’s navy takes seriously the possibility of another clash in the Yellow Sea—the last, deadly, one was in 2002.

Everyone in my family is well educated, which is why simple dinner chit-chat usually segues into an exuberant discussion chock full of sarcasm, wit and the occasional clash of opinions.

Its cropping season does not clash with other crops, and it requires only two rounds of irrigation, which farmers in small land holdings with little access to water can manage.

On the other hand, she offers a powerful riposte to those who insist on the opposite: that the brewing clash of civilisations is all the fault of Western misdeeds, for which no apology will suffice.

The clash of swords was next heard.

How they clang, and clash, and roar!

It turns out we're having a clash of generations.

Those black shoes clash with that white skirt.

Apparently we're sitting at the epicentre of the world clash of civilisations.

For anyone who feels bound up with this world's fate, the clash of civilizations has something agonizing about it.

He talks of macroeconomic co-ordination, to make sure that national policies do not clash with EU goals. But his private views are not important.

Green: Because of its association with nature and foliage, green in design can be used almost like a neutral colour: greens never clash with red or pink roses, yellow sunflowers, lilacs or bluebells.

It's a pity the two concerts clash.

The bunch of keys came down with a clash.

In a Samurai film's inevitable finale, sword wielding hero and villain clash in a flurry of steel.

I'm sure you've experienced that when optimists and realists discuss a project, there is often a clash of perspectives. The optimist is a visionary and focuses on the end goal.

Your feeling and your judgment sometimes clash.

A bluff, perhaps. But it has raised fears of an impending strike and of a clash of something more serious than words.

The two systems of traditional and Western medicine need not clash.

His opinions clash against yours.