Sentence examples for add tensions from inspiring English sources

The move is likely to add tensions to relations between Iraq's Shiite leadership and leaders in Turkey, where the vice president, Tariq al-Hashimi, has been staying apparently with the blessing of the Turkish government since he fled his refuge in northern Iraq last month.

(When the guitarist Miles Okazaki joins the action, his spidery lines add tension but hardly any drag).

And it has Russia to the north – a long-term enemy/rival/meddler in Georgian affairs – to add tension.

The clocks – and their echoing noise – add tension and conceptual depth to a room that's already brimming with both.

Katharina Grosse uses horizontal lines of brown spray paint to add tension to Rococo swathes of blue and white that resemble both clouds and waves.

Herrmann promised to comply, but wrote something typically dark and suspenseful, which he believed would, as with Psycho, add tension to an essentially lacklustre film.

Listen to how the cellos add tension to the song's intro or the way the violins enhance the emotional intensity of Nelson's soulful vocals.

Stylistic unexpectedness describes deviation from stylistic convention to add tension and unpredictability.

Fuqua is great at choreographing gruesome, highly kinetic crime scenes that add tension and dread.

Add tension on the straps while widening your stance to hip distanced apart.

You have Tony dropping out to add tension, variation and workout the possibilities of exiting and entering the sonic plane.