Sentence examples for deeper tensions from inspiring English sources

But in the book's influential preface Trilling uncovered deeper tensions within liberalism itself.

From a distance one may begin to discern deeper tensions underlying the pluralist, crazy-quilt surface of the show.

Germany: The country will fail to reach its target for increased defense spending, risking deeper tensions with the Trump administration.

After interrogating the five accused men personally, he said they were "social outcasts," not indicative of any deeper tensions in the city.

But the project, named Flushing Commons, has also revealed deeper tensions in the overwhelmingly Asian neighborhood, divisions that cut largely across lines of neighbors' country of origin.

The differences between Lindsey and Sim reflected deeper tensions that the Cold War imposed upon the doctors at Edgewood: men who sought to remain ethical as they advanced the frontier of military research.

The deeper tension over Kurdish separatism appears to be within Turkey.

While Rutte's concise interjection tickled many in the Netherlands, his remarks reveal a deeper tension growing between the United States and its European allies.

However, Mrs Atkinson's status as a woman educated in the classics and as an advocate for other women to be educated, could have provoked deeper tension between herself and her husband.

Yet deep tensions and fear remain.

But his candidacy has exposed deep tensions within the Democratic Party.