a clash of opinions造句

• It may not have been a clash of cultures, but it definitely was a clash of opinions.
• During the shoot of the film, there was reportedly a clash of opinions between actresses Jyothika and Rambha.
• At the Writers'Society, Rebreanu's motion was defeated after a clash of opinions, which almost resulted in the resignation of Society President Nicolae M . Condiescu.
• Citing a clash of opinions and Schoenfeld's refusal to take a proactive stance on suggested changes involving the coaching staff and its style, General Manager Bobby Smith terminated the veteran coach with one year left on his contract.
• Abdullah Ahmad Badawi, future Prime Minister and then an aide to the NOC, later recalled that Tun Abdul Razak often took pains to accommodate Ismail's views, extending meetings whenever there was a clash of opinions so as to satisfy Ismail.
• In 1938, Krech was appointed to teaching faculty at the University of Colorado Boulder, but shortly after on June 10, 1939 Krech was fired from the university and expelled from academia due to a clash of opinions on political matters between him and the board of regents.
• Reno's decision followed an unusally lengthy preliminary investigation by the Justice Deparment, which included a two-month extension beyond the normal 90-day review period and ended with a clash of opinions among lawyers over whether the evidence met the legal threshold of being specific and credible to warrant a special prosecutor.
• In episode 2 he tells her she's the only one he can turn to as no one else other than CIA agent Jim Coaver knows about Sasha, but then as a result Harry and Ruth seemingly become cold towards each other with a clash of opinions at Harry's reluctance to talk about Sasha and after he asks her to investigate Coaver.