How to pronounce“clashes”in English

these clashes shouldn't happen the fact of the matter is you're brought into marriage and you knocked the rough edges

It clashes horrifically with his pastel green shirt.

So this severely clashes with the neuroscience of time.

And so that also clashes with the way that the campaigns tend to be covered.

and cultural clashes," but the thing is, the oceans are so important because their fate, the oceans fate, is tied to humanities fate.

harmoniously of course are clashes civilizations all the time no great

these kinds of clashes in these far-off areas over territory over you know

there aren't any clashes in fact uh the uh heads of government of all the Sark

And we had a lot of clashes, because she was very stubborn.

And so there are these cultural clashes.

He was talking about one of the key ideological clashes of the Enlightenment, and that was a standoff between materialism and vitalism.

And she and these other women kept on having these clashes.

my I guess my reaction is when weren't there clashes of civilization um and of what great use is that analytical construct and in this

in the world are fundamentally not about religion they're not really about clashes of theology even if people

inter interviews and was a chance just to sit at home and listen to the clashes music for a couple of months and

And the Palestinians living there were angry and there were a lot of clashes.

your organizing uh prism for all that your organizing filter that there are clashes of civil yeah sure

It's reading stories about people stealing gas and violent clashes occurring over getting this commodity.

Which brings me to another common point of tension that can make scientific knowledge seem controversial— sometimes scientific knowledge clashes with people’s values.

themselves in that way and and it's it's it's usually a stark it clashes with what they were prior to that so so there

editors, “to go boldly where no man has gone before,” which immediately clashes with the rhythm and structure of ordinary English.

they're slowly kind of meeting people one-on-one, holding coffee clashes, participating in rallies, that kind of activity and slowly but surely they

And these clashes

Yes, the United States violated the memorandum, and clashes have resumed.

Given the presuppositions and stereotypes that result from such portrayals, it's hard for visitors to experience the reality of what is presented before them because it clashes

And there were often a lot of clashes about things like priorities, how to handle things.

And so through the history of the company, we've seen multiple instances when there have been ideological clashes that have led to friction and fissures.

I think so, but how are they going to change the structure to make sure that these ideological clashes don't happen again?

And I think that this is a central part of my theory about what makes us cringe is when the 'you' you think you’re presenting to the world clashes with the 'you' the world

activists were doing or um Labor Act Union activists were doing they're they're slowly kind of meeting people oneon-one holding coffee clashes

I think there are too many clashes

ups and downs between any Two individuals, and there have been many times throughout history where you've had personality clashes or slight misalignment of views.