Often, he will then ask one side about a conflicting answer from the other.

A united front against all of that and more, no matter what conflicting forces might be building up inside.

The question has long been a matter of dispute and conflicting results.

Whatever conflicting details these people give, they all saw one thing.

One did not have to go far to hear some conflicting views from patients.

She sat there, trying to sort through her conflicting thoughts.

One can never know when such conflicting evidence will arise.

Analysts said special factors had much to do with the conflicting data.

What, therefore, is the role of the board under such conflicting circumstances.

It is hard to tell because his aims seem so conflicting.

Behind every position there are usually more common interests than conflicting ones.

He had been there many times before, but never with such conflicting emotions.

But it was clear to all present that strong, conflicting emotions were at war within her.

Lots of people came and said conflicting things about Jesus to make him look bad.

"There would seem to be a number of conflicting elements here," he said.

He'd also heard some conflicting stories about what had actually happened to Reed.

Press reports gave conflicting views as to whether she had cancer.

I always thought the reason we had such conflicting attitudes was obvious.

"With those conflicting forces, it's a matter of which one is going to overcome the other."

The very name, she said, now means any conflicting versions of the same reality.

Some studies do not account for these factors, which may explain conflicting results between them.

There are two conflicting stories about how the town's name was derived.

Then it must have the same conflicting energies as other American arts.

The issue points to the often conflicting ethical principles at play.

He could make very little sense in its conflicting lines and contours.

All the things I felt seemed to conflict with one another.

Other people say one change can sometimes conflict with another.

Care must be taken that these do not conflict with each other.

It just didn't have enough of those for them to conflict with one another.

But the view is likely to lead to conflict for the authority.

Accounts of their behaviour seem to conflict with one another.

"I don't feel like they conflict with each other at all."

"There are too many places where it would conflict with the civil law."

They don't conflict with the theory in any way, you know, and as we get more data I'm pretty sure everything will fit.

But that certainly will not conflict with your due date.

These reasons may conflict and their emphasis change over time.

The town actually has two governments that sometimes conflict with each other.

That would surely conflict with what we too have decided here.

It must not conflict with the cultural beliefs of the people.

This seems to completely conflict with the thinking behind the earlier views.

Events lead to conflict in her mind between the husband and lover.

Clearly, there are times when these sets of values can conflict.

This would conflict with the basic principles of the free democratic order.

He was clearly conflicted, but I didn't want to press just yet.

Should conflict arise between them, we can then tell which one has turned to crime.

Some of its information about the professional tour in 1954, however, seems to conflict with other sources.

But they say the house could conflict with zoning rules.

I know the president is conflicted by the situation there.

The needs of individuals would appear to conflict with the emphasis on the family.

Have the 5s and over any connection with what you know of your responses to conflict?