Sentence examples similar to fierce tensions from inspiring English sources
"fierce tensions" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It refers to intense feelings of anger, conflict, or strain between individuals or groups. You can use it in a sentence to describe a situation where there is a lot of conflict or animosity present. Example: The negotiations between the two countries were at a standstill due to the fierce tensions between their leaders.
There is a fierce tension here.
Civil war engulfed the country amid fierce political tensions in late 2013, and the collapse of a subsequent peace deal in July of this year caused the massive surge of people fleeing to Uganda ― more than 300,000 in the past four months, according to data from the United Nation's refugee agency, UNHCR.
The 2008 album I Am … Sasha Fierce reflected this tension.
Despite sporadic outbursts of ethnic tensions and fierce campaigning, the polling proceeded mostly peacefully and was heralded as a model for African democracy.
From this point the novel unfolds in commonplace patterns that are made startling by the book's fierce rendering of geopolitical tensions.
The restlessness persisted through the dark processionals of the slow movement and the accumulating tensions and fierce energy of the scherzo.
It remained unclear whether the poster was made before or after the Cheonan sinking, or whether it depicted an earlier North-South naval clash and was distributed now to put up a fierce face amid rising tensions with the West.
But they are fast becoming fierce foes, and the tensions between them are palpable: Weiss East and Lerach West already have begun jousting for clients.
Adding to these tensions, a fierce debate has been raging over the role of religion in Tunisian politics and society.
But it is also a place of fierce competition and heightened tension.
The tension is fierce, but not as piercing as her group portrait of social outcasts for whom "the pedophile was just an excuse for the boiling resentment of Acid Row's underclass".
