Sentence examples for exciting tension between from inspiring English sources

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

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.

There is also a constant and, I hope, exciting tension between memory and invention, an awareness that, even when you try to say exactly how something was, it is still largely reconstructed through memory and language; it is still a "creative" act.

But here, as in his previous successes, Lelouch develops an exciting tension between his convoluted and daring sense of structure and the passion and wisdom he brings to his storytelling.

And there is an exciting tension throughout between the large and small, air and earth, the universal and the specific.

"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".

The combination of the primitive and the sophisticated, the ancient and the modern, I think that potentially is the exciting fusion, the exciting tension in the film".

Moretz's vulnerability and Huppert's storming ferocity give the scene an exciting tension.

But in playing there's a certain amount of competitiveness and teasing that creates an exciting tension.

Ms. Achugar finds exciting political parallels in the tension between avoidance and engagement.