Sentence examples for Latent tensions from inspiring English sources

After the break latent tensions from the first leg resurfaced.

We remain the heirs not just of his remarkable vision, but of those latent tensions too.

In ''Real World''-style confessional interviews, they dished dirt on one another, inflaming latent tensions.

"A prolonged economic downturn in Asia will revive latent tensions against the West," he warned.

We can understand their internal principles; disruptions grow out of latent tensions.

What if a new arrival, a manipulative Danish ballroom instructor, began deliberately to stir up latent tensions?

His first, to anthropology-student-turned-model-turned-anxious-housewife Betty is one of male power and the latent tension of late 1950s/early 1960s suburbia.

Yet everyone involved knew that Erasmus was not the conventional Louvain theologian, and eventually this latent tension led to a breakdown of the original feeling of collegiality.

While a latent tension often exists between these competing allegiances, two recent developments relating to Church policy have set medical ethics and Catholic doctrine on an unfortunate collision course.

For instance, there is a latent tension between democratic authority and international law: In March 2013, Kenya held relatively peaceful democratic elections, an important feat in the wake of the 2007-2008 political violence following the election of former President Mwai Kibaki.

But within its modest scope the film, directed by Pablo Fendrik, uncovers latent social tensions and psychological disturbances.