Sentence examples for another tension from inspiring English sources

So again, there's another tension.

This highlights another tension at the heart of Momentum's politics.

Another tension lies in the norms impressed upon her during her strict upbringing in a tight-knit Punjabi-Sikh community.

Another tension in administrative law is between the executive's need for secrecy and its accountability to the legislature and the public.

Another tension concerns the disparity between the world-preserving ideal of dharma and that of moksha (release from an inherently flawed world).

Another tension is that cellphones are often given away free or are discounted by the networks to encourage customers to renew their service contracts.

Considering the quality of this weekend's leader board, another tension-filled finish could be in store, but Mickelson liked his chances.

When a man follows another, tensions rise.

When these forces are ignored – that is, perceived ownership is not attended to, or one commodity is not offered in trade for another – tensions accumulate and collaboration becomes sluggish.

His success, however, has created another seeming tension.

The late appearance of Ms. Cloud, steely yet elfin in pale gray, adds another psychological tension; her sliding steps, both crisp and plush, are vaguely hypnotic.