Sentence examples for created a tense from inspiring English sources

Keely, had created a tense holiday atmosphere.

Exposure of real spies after World War II and fears of Stalin's Russia had created a tense mood in Washington.

The outbreak of the Russo-Japanese War in 1904 created a tense atmosphere and sharpened the basic differences between the major political trends.

On day one of the World Series main event, the chap on my left was a prickly, grumpy sort, who created a tense mood.

If invited, would you go to perform in Pakistan again, especially after the of beheading of the two Indian soldiers, which has created a tense situation between the two neighboring nations?

Those of the principality revealed a particular loyalty to Edward II in the political crises of his reign, and their continued attachment to his cause even after his deposition created a tense situation in 1327.

Japan was "deliberately creating a tense atmosphere and misleading international opinion," the Defense Ministry said.

No punctuation is used except for periods, creating a tense pacing.

The hate group planned a march to recruit new members, creating a tense standoff between the Klan and counterprotestors.

American military officials warned on Wednesday that they would defend the area, creating a tense standoff with a NATO ally.

Elements of Deus Ex, Bioshock and Dead Space all combined to create a tense and interesting adventure.