| Then you find yourself in the midst of a minor contretemps, and everyone gets more readers. |
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| Meanwhile, the largest contretemps of the campaign season erupted between two studios that are not even in the race for best picture. |
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| What provoked the series of events that led to her going away, many months earlier, was a dinner-table contretemps in the Partridge household. |
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| But there are harder battles ahead than that little contretemps in the desert. |
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| It's hard to ignore the interoffice elements of the contretemps. |
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| A contretemps involving mistaken identities reminiscent of the opera lightheartedly weaves through the antics of farmers, dwellers, and other rural folk. |
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| Play continues and Inglis is tackled in-goal by Hayne as a minor contretemps breaks out. |
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| We witnessed the contretemps that occurred on the split-run magazine issue when the Americans threatened to retaliate on steel. |
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| The perfect knowledge of the gem market and the intense price negotiations by DYB Gems enabled its clients not to suffer from this contretemps. |
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| A really effective task force who managed to resolve quite a few little contretemps during these few days. |
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| In the interim, the funeral of Henri IV was conducted in the usual grand fashion, but contretemps abounded. |
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| That seemed like it was the end of the matter but then new life was breathed into the contretemps on Monday. |
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| Carter reveals that Jay made weird, borderline mentorly calls to Kimmel long before the Conan contretemps began. |
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| But the Web contretemps has had an impact all the same, particularly on the political right. |
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| I assure you that any reasonable and thinking person reading this contretemps of lazy writing and outright stupidity may just harbor suicidal thoughts. |
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| The contretemps escalated during a commercial break when Khrushchev was handed a note by one of his advisers. |
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| I think that is what prompted the unfortunate contretemps this evening. |
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| The episode evoked an earlier contretemps, when the ministry of culture judged the visual-arts biennale to be overly sympathetic to new media at the expense of painting. |
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| The senator dismissed his disagreement with the President as a minor contretemps. |
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