Sentence examples for degrees of tension from inspiring English sources
Both these dancers have degrees of tension in their upper torsos: this can blur Marcovici's neck and jut his head forward, while it usually robs Ms. Whelan's shoulders of any repose.
Kentridge described a rigorous exercise in which Lecoq students had to act out six degrees of tension in breathing and speaking — he demonstrated them for me — from a kind of lassitude that made movement of any kind virtually impossible, to the sixth degree, in which the simple act of picking up a fork involves a "rictus of tension that corresponds to Japanese Noh theatre".
Several ambassadors who represent their countries on the UN Security Council -- namely China, Malaysia and Venezuela, each experiencing varying degrees of tension with the US -- said in brief questioning that the topic of racial discrimination or racial violence in America has not come up in council meetings.
Passive inversion and eversion of the foot is also recommended while imaging to show the different degrees of tension on the fascia.
Five degrees of tension were defined: 1=relaxed; 2=normal tension; 3=mild tension; 4=moderate tension; and 5=severe tension.
"There's undoubtedly degrees of tensions.
This advice, however, is not always followed -- leading to a certain degree of tension in their relationship.
Initial exchanges between S4C and the BBC before Christmas were frosty and revealed a degree of tension.
Although "The Farther Shore" isn't meant to be a thriller, it inevitably summons a certain degree of tension.
Kinnear's comments suggest a degree of tension with Dennis Wise, Newcastle's director of football, whose choice of transfer targets did not always chime with Keegan's ideas.
