Sentence examples for equal tension between from inspiring English sources
For the viewer, there is always an equal tension between scepticism and wonder.
The point of this show is that they are in equal tension.
But the supple line is in equal tension with the tortured poses.
Bright yet dark, shrewd yet vacuous: Koons's art remains poised in equal tension.
Pull down the handle to apply equal tension around the geode.
Now that's sexual tension between friends.
He writes, "There is a deep tension between the right of freedom of association and the right to equal treatment.
The tension between personal and professional goals surfaces only when personal goals are held equal or subordinate to professional goals.
They highlight the tension between the free-market policies that the administration's business supporters favor and their equal desire for an old-fashioned government boost to growth.
In his speech, Mr. Harris suggested that journalists should spotlight their own industry and its practices and that the tension between profits and newspapering should be explored, with "moral, social and business dimensions" given equal priority.
The debate has highlighted a tension between anthropology and feminism, with the former's focus on tolerance and the latter's on equal rights for all women.
