Sentence examples for forms of tension between from inspiring English sources

On the basis of two successive analyses distinguishing three forms of tension between monism and pluralism and a distinction between derivational and functional reduction—I define three different versions of emergentism that can be considered as consistent middle courses between monism and pluralism (respectively theoretical, explanatory and causal emergence).

For instance, if there is a misunderstanding or other form of tension between you and someone else, try talking it out with that person.

Bolinger's death didn't happen against a backdrop of tension between law enforcement and the community -- a tension that, in other places, forms an essential part of the Black Lives Matter message.

One senses a hint of tension between the two.

There's a lot of tension between both camps.

The peaceful overtures followed periods of tension between Israel and Syria.

The two executives played down reports of tension between them.

And that generates a lot of tension between us".

But there are no signs of tension between them.

They have a few hours of tension between them.

There he begins by arguing that very general forms or analogues of such a constructive tension are universal facts of nature -- that all finite beings exhibit such a tension, more specifically that all life does so in the more specific form of a tension between autonomy and social commonality, and more specifically still that all human mental life does so in this same form.