Sentence examples for essential tension from inspiring English sources

That's the essential tension.

The closing highlights an essential tension in the charter school movement.

Some friends say the expression is a metaphor for an essential tension that runs through Mr. McCain's life.

You and I might disagree about how to strike a balance between those trade-offs, but that's got to be the essential tension.

Kuhn's later works were a collection of essays, The Essential Tension (1977), and the technical study Black-Body Theory and the Quantum Discontinuity (1978).

It's this essential tension — between sound and sense — that has long drawn the young and the old to works by Lewis Carroll, master of nonsense and creator of rich imaginary worlds.

People were laughing with Farley, not at him �� that distinction being one of the essential tensions of Farley's career.

Shelves were quickly stripped bare of essential goods, tensions mounted, and petrol stations ran dry in a hurry.   .

Together, these results provide evidence that AMPK-mediated phosphorylation of VASP is essential for tension-sensitive inhibition of vectorial actin filament assembly at focal adhesions, and consequent formation and stabilization of ventral stress fibers.

With the presence of alcohol in the brain, there is an almost instantaneous slackening of the neural tension essential to full cerebration.

For years fans were split about whether the standing-still-to-shoot idea was archaic or essential to creating tension that helped the games feel scary.