Sentence examples for deep tension from inspiring English sources
A birdie, a shot recovered, and a deep tension relieving out-take of breath.
This, more than anything, leads to an inevitable and deep tension between science and religion.
"But this triumph is being overshadowed by the prospect of deep tension across the Taiwan Straits".
The drama of Mrs. Astor's final years exposed the deep tension she felt over her son and his wife.
He appears benign, but there are hints in his body-language of deep tension, of forcefully sublimated unease.
The tactics of those who forced out Mr Eich, Mr Sullivan suggests, lie in deep tension with two bedrock principles of liberalism.
Yet deep tensions and fear remain.
But his candidacy has exposed deep tensions within the Democratic Party.
The fight over the Rose's future exposed deep tensions between the university and the museum.
The clashes have highlighted deep tensions on Corsica over people of north African origin.
The deep tensions that rack Hebron, an overwhelmingly Palestinian city with a biblical past, were nevertheless on display.
