Sentence examples for equally tense from inspiring English sources

His music, meanwhile, is an equally tense, genre-defying mash-up.

Relations between Antoine and François, who is deeply depressed and can't bring himself to tell his parents that his wife has left him, are equally tense.

In the last Republican debate before the New Hampshire primary on Tuesday, there were equally tense exchanges among Mr. Bush and Senator John McCain of Arizona.

These scenes alternate with equally tense encounters in Melbourne, where the heavy-drinking Gerry confronts the daughter he has treated so badly, and the man from the Child Migrants Trust, whom he views with angry suspicion.

Its demise would take place during these equally tense and newsworthy times of terrorism and Afghanistan.

The second set was equally tense with Anderson 6-1 up after four ends and 9-5 up after eight only for Foster to level it at 9-9 and force a one-end shootout.

Equally, rounds regularly provide tense tugs-of-war, and it's refreshing to see that the team with the highest kill count is not always the winner.

Instead, sibling writing team Harry and Jack Williams have skilfully constructed a mystery that's tense, yes, but equally absorbing.

His earlier encounter, in 1942, with Orson Welles on "The Magnificent Ambersons" had been tense and fraught (though equally productive).

And fans drawn by the present-tense concert experience are equally determined to record and tabulate them.

In this time of depressing economic news and tense political news, it's good to see that other, equally serious matters are being overseen by professional clowns.