Sentence examples for first tension from inspiring English sources

The first tension in the friendship came when Robert told his companion that there was no Santa Claus.

The actors relaxed a little after their first tension, and although the playing was still confident, it appeared to grow introverted and serious, and so no longer con trolled the audience.

Their fiscal policy needs to resolve two tensions, one involving internal politics and a second created by the downturn.The first tension is common to most insurgent parties: the need to retain the faith of the base, so as not to appear fractious, while broadening the party's appeal enough to win power.

The first tension stiffening model using degradedconcrete modulus was proposed by Scanlon and Murray and subsequently, manyanalytical models have been developed such as Lin and Scordelis model, Veboand Ghali model, and Gilbert and Warner model (Nayal and Rasheed 2006).

The first tension arises from whether there is agreement between institutional prescriptions of COs with those of the COs themselves and others.

The first tension point between professional identity and pedagogical change efforts is that scientists are trained in an atmosphere that defines their professional identities primarily as research identities to the exclusion of teaching identities.

The laser scan was performed on the areas A and B, at the front of the canvas, during the first tensioning test, and on the area C, at the back of the canvas, during the second one.

And, as Ms. Weare acknowledged, there was a third tension — between the choreography and the music.

For several seconds, tension shot through the audience as we realized she was preparing to do a handstand.

But since I come here, I have second tension: I gain weight, like 40 pounds! Figure is important to New York people, but not as important back home.

A third tension exists between individual destiny, as shaped by karma (the influence of one's actions on one's present and future lives), and the individual's deep bonds to family, society, and the divinities associated with these concepts.