Sentence examples for extreme tension from inspiring English sources

Until the action moves into a phase of extreme tension towards the finale.

Delivered at a moment of extreme tension with India, the speech had to appeal to diverse groups.

He placed his hand under her chin and pointed out the extreme tension in her tongue muscle.

The death of Powell took place amid extreme tension and unrest in Ferguson over Michael Brown's death.

However, journalists -- especially those who have had to deal with foreign governments at times of extreme tension -- will recognize a motivation in his acceptance of the interview.

Yet, while Show Your Bones was recorded at a time of extreme tension, things are apparently fine between Zinner and Orzolek now.

"Breaking Bad," for all its extreme tensions and plot twists, is a show organically tied to its shooting location.

The report comes at a time of extreme tensions on the divided Korean peninsula, following the North's recent nuclear test and long-range rocket launch.

This liberty-equality and individualist-collectivist debate was especially evident during the period of the Cold War, reflecting the extreme tensions that then existed between liberal and Hegelian-Marxist conceptions of sovereign public order.

The hand-over deal, signed on March 9 at President Hamid Karzai's demand, set a six-month transfer schedule and was a reflection of rising Afghan assertions of sovereignty at a time of extreme tensions over American troops' burning of Korans.

Now aged 90 and still working, he is publishing a memoir that will reveal the extreme tensions and rivalries between some of the most brilliant but often highly strung artists.