Clash used in a sentence, 12 examples

Clash in a sentence as a noun

To my mind, this is mostly a culture clash.

What if they clash with a user's function names?

That is why the boolean datatype is called _Bool, so it doesn't clash with old code.

It's much harder though, because sometimes these goals clash, but I wouldn't want it any other way.

As difficult as it may seem, this is a clash of ideals, with both parties committed to what they feel is right.

This model seems to work for a little while, but they still need to solve the large clash of interest brought about by advertising.

Clash in a sentence as a verb

Over time it grew into one of my favorite songs in that I learned to find beauty in the clash of consonance and dissonance.

Whenever two factions within a Muslim state clash, one or both will eventually accuse the other of being Israeli stooges.

They need to get along well enough not to clash over personal matters -- but not so well that they simply agree with one another and revert into groupthink.

While the behavior is not right, the fact is that a lot of companies will 'manage out' people unfairly etc.. Politics and personality clashes are never fair.

I'm guessing, but the culture clash might come from an intersection of "car factory" meets "startup mindset", with the latter introducing an against-all-odds urgency.

The members of the Foreign Service are actually quite astute about what a clash in values is involved in maintaining peaceful, normal diplomatic relations between their free, democratic country and many other countries around the world.

Clash definitions

noun

a loud resonant repeating noise; "he could hear the clang of distant bells"

noun

a state of conflict between persons

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Clash definitions