Sentence examples for deepest tensions from inspiring English sources

Yet "The Two Cultures" actually embodies one of the deepest tensions in our ideas about progress.

And there lies the deepest tension in this encyclical.

The gap in getting to negotiations and then an agreement — to defuse the deepest tension between Washington and Pyongyang since the Korean War truce, in 1953 — just seems too wide.

The gap in getting to negotiations and then an agreement to defuse the deepest tension between Washington and Pyongyang since the Korean War truce, in 1953 just seems too wide.

The source of deepest tension, said Gary Dorrien, the Reinhold Niebuhr professor of social ethics at Union Theological Seminary in Manhattan, "is the fact that Christian Scientists are best known right now for denying medical care," especially to children who subsequently die.

In recent days, several events have combined to create the deepest tension with the United States since the Islamic revolution in 1979 and the subsequent seizure of hostages at the American Embassy in Tehran.

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.

It's created tremendous stress and surfaced deep tensions within our society.