Sentence examples for exciting tension from inspiring English sources

"It's a happy and exciting tension," Shubuck says.

"There is a certain charge behind the music," Mr. Jenkins said, an exciting "tension and edge".

"Spellbeamed," though intricately planned, felt refreshingly spontaneous, with exciting tension between the notated passages and the improvised ones.

Michele Gifford and Arch Higgins had the shortest duet but they also had the right mix of taut and exciting tension.

Most of the actions shown in these pictures have the same underlying principle: the deployment of opposing forces, which produces an exciting tension, an aliveness.

There is in all Joan's reporting an exciting tension between what appears to be the cool poise of her much-admired prose style and the banked-down, vivid heat of her feeling.

Exciting exciting exciting.

One common reaction I encounter whenever I bring up these questions is the concern that there's no way to create exciting dramatic tension or conflict in movies, other than resorting to violence as the ultimate resolution.

"Exciting, exciting".

The show's first act exudes an exciting throb of tension that slips away by the end.

"Part of what makes him exciting is this coiled tension.