Sentence examples for certain tensions from inspiring English sources

All of us navigate certain tensions, between community and mobility, autonomy and moral order.

Even on Wednesday, when it was clear that passage was certain, tensions were high.

"Although of course it is unpleasant and adds to certain tensions in relations with our French partners, the cancelling of this contract will not be a tragedy for our modernisation," he said, quoted by Itar-Tass news agency.

If this account is right, then it suggests, at the very least, that there are certain tensions in Aquinas's discussions of methodology, tensions that reflect the different traditions which he was attempting to bring together.

In addition, there are contemporary philosophers of dance who use research in cognitive science and in neuroscience in order to ascertain the answers to why audience members report feeling kinesthetic responses such as a quickening heart rate and certain tensions along with more mysterious feelings in their muscles and nervous systems.

The generic nature of the course allowed the sharing of common experiences, but led to certain tensions for the facilitators, particularly around participants' expectations of getting medical advice.

But the manhunt lacked a certain tension.

There was throughout a certain tension.

There is a certain tension between the two.

"In many instances," she said, "there is a certain tension between the two.

I remember a certain tension in the church, mainly coming off the in-laws.