Sentence examples for fascinating tension from inspiring English sources

This confession injects a fascinating tension.

There's a fascinating tension here when we came to write our new drama.

There's a fascinating tension between fixed physical shape and traveling movement in Mr. Alston's style.

At Allen Edmonds, there is a constant, fascinating tension between the new and the old.

This ability to communicate more easily with the hearing creates a fascinating tension between Matt and the deaf students on his college campus that the film could have usefully dramatized.

This anxious hum doesn't dilute the delight of watching Paprika jump from one representation to another — from a pane of glass into an image on a T-shirt — but it invests this film with a fascinating tension.

It is a fascinating tale of tension between art and commerce, free expression and censorship, idealism and opportunism.

In the film, Crowe and DiCaprio are on the same side but at loggerheads with each other, and the tension is fascinating.

Their private scandals were conducted in parallel with an undeniable sense of public duty: that tension is fascinating, it's operatic.

The frictions that tear bands apart the first time around can give reunions a fascinating overlay of psychodrama; tension can make for high-stakes music or bad comedy.

"Conflict is fascinating to me, the tension of opposing ideas and forces is like an engine when I'm making a work, it creates so much physical excitement and energy".