Sentence examples for even tensions from inspiring English sources

Even tensions with Ofsted were rising.

In our world there are divisions and even tensions among minority groups, and the quest to legalize same-sex marriage — now permitted in six states and Washington, D.C. — has met particular resistance from African-Americans.

Perhaps even tensions between people will diminish, as people begin to feel and experience the pain of others".

There could be no contradiction between religion and state, or even tension.

Their features show a new humanism, and there is a sense of movement, even tension, in their bodies and draperies, comparable to contemporary English manuscript painting.

The very first bobbins are likely to have been animal limb bones for example, the legs of rabbits or chickens but they cannot have been satisfactory, since good work of even tension requires the bobbins to be of equal weight.

A work that's programmed to escape ownership suggests an ambivalence, or even tension, about the role collectors and the marketplace play in sorting out what art is "worth".

There is even tension in how these works are displayed at Gallery 138, an exhibition space Ms. Maxwell opened this month at 138 West 17th Street, where she also lives.

We should not see any contradiction or even tension in this double classification.

The grout near the studs may crack, causing the combined shear, bending, and even tension in the studs, which has been shown to greatly reduce the rigidity and strength of the studs.

The rating agency acknowledges the many worries weighing on financial markets and the economy, citing the European sovereign debt crisis, BP's oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico and even tension between North and South Korea.