Sentence examples for Shared tension from inspiring English sources
The moment arrived, the old man kneeling in front of him, face pale and shining with the perspiration of a shared tension.
When we can commit to residing with one another in the shared tension of the middle, only then we can truly discover what it means to live in community.
Bashar and I growing close now, sharing tensions and disappointments of great chase.
And both commercial and state TV companies also share a tension between the drive to provide new, personalised TV services, customised to suit viewers' own tastes, and the enduring importance of primetime, collective viewing.
Historically, the attorney general and the Banking and Insurance Departments have shared a creative tension.
However, for these same authors, interdisciplinarity entails concrete difficulties hindering the advancement of the TEL research: … multiplicity also brings challenges, such as a lack of a shared coherent discourse, tensions and power struggles between the different subject domains and a lack of perceived rigour and credibility (op.cit, p.10).
As a major industrial city into the mid-20th century, Omaha shared in social tensions of larger cities that accompanied rapid growth and many new immigrants and migrants.
Relatives and neighbors did help one another with caregiving and shared medications, but tensions arose when people felt they were being asked to give more time or material resources than they could afford.
"Our talks and our recommendation," he said, "are from the shared desire to remove tension from the organization and steer it back into quiet waters".
There can indeed be a tension between shared learning and collaborative approaches and the hard-nosed competitive advantage required to win large government contracts for development programmes.
In this model, it is assumed that the pipes move together uniformly under external and internal loading, and the equivalent pipe bending and tension are shared equally based on the stiffness and the bearing area of the pipes.
