Sentence examples for definite tension from inspiring English sources

There was definite tension, a real sort of atmosphere around.

There's a definite tension between the commercial hackers and Anonymous; although they're both aware of each other, Anonymous can't take down the commercial hackers - it's risky to take on people who might resort to real violence.

Not that the two have to be mutually exclusive, but it's a definite tension that exists and probably has something to do with the delay in releasing the follow-up to 2009's Hands.

There was "definite tension between the 'old school' dancers who were there to earn good money and the new, inexperienced younger women who had a range of motives for entering stripping", the study added.

There's definite tension out there.

"He only arrived about halfway through the interview and there was definite tension there.

To all others, who had headache on < 15 days/month, the algorithm applied ICHD-II criteria for definite migraine, definite tension-type headache (TTH), probable migraine and probable TTH in that order.

But you feel this definite almost sexual tension, this surge and then repression".

The BBC's David Stern visited the scene and said there was a "definite undercurrent of tension".

Not definitive, just definite.

She explained that Jack and Avery having a child was "problematic", observing that it puts a "relatively definite end" to the sexual tension between Liz and Jack that occurred in the show's first season.