One response or a number of responses will not adjust the individual satisfactorily to external conditions; or there may be a conflict between a number of impulses all clamoring for satisfaction at once.
The conflict which extended over the whole of the Palmerston era was thus rather a conflict between a Tory use of Liberalism and a Liberal use of it than between Toryism and Liberalism.
Every political problem involves a conflict between an existing institution and the interest of individuals.
More than that, a moral law is such precisely in so far as it differs in the lines of its applicability from natural law; just in so far as a conflict between it and natural laws is inconceivable.
Hence it does not really correspond to our experience as a whole to represent the conflict between Reason and passion as a conflict between 'ourselves' on the one hand and a force of nature on the other.
The judgment of valuation, whether expressed in terms of the individual experience or in terms of social evolution, is essentially the process of the explicit and deliberate resolution of conflict between ends.
There is indeed no conflict between this "inside view" of the judgment-process and of the final survey and the psychological propositions just mentioned.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "conflict between" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
