Sentence examples for apparent tensions from inspiring English sources
With no heir apparent, tensions within his party are rising.
Nor would Michael Gove be too worried about the apparent tensions between different policy goals.
But no apparent tensions were set off by Mr. Clark's sharp, commanding performance here.
Monk agrees that Oppenheimer's exquisite discomfort in his Jewish skin is a plausible solvent of the apparent tensions and contradictions, but he has several other candidates for seeing coherence.
By way of exacerbating Geordie misery, there were apparent tensions between Benítez and Jonjo Shelvey, with the clearly annoyed midfielder pushing his manger's outstretched hand away when he was substituted.
The apparent tensions between the Stein and Lowery families first arose in 2007, when, after a bail hearing, members of Ms. Lowery's family accused Mandy Stein of killing her own mother.
Asked about the apparent tension over foreign expansion, Mr. Jackson said, "I don't think it was tension," adding, "people have discussions about all kind of things".
The apparent tension between Mr. Bremer and at least some of the Council members suggests the delicacy of the political enterprise here.
The apparent tension between the two men set off speculation about whether they were starting to jockey for attention in advance of presidential elections next year.
More specifically, we were interested in an apparent tension between the bad reputation gossiping and gossipers have, but how there's a lot of ways gossip has useful social functions.
Mike Pope, the tight ends' coach, said he had not recently talked with Shockey and played down the idea that the apparent tension between Shockey and the Giants was a problem.
