Sentence examples for free of tensions from inspiring English sources

The 1963 Green Book acknowledged that the activism of the civil rights movement had "widened the areas of public accommodations accessible to all," but it defended the continued listing of black-friendly businesses because "a family planning for a vacation hopes for one that is free of tensions and problems".

"I don't know of a household that is free of tension right now," she said.

Free of tension, I let the board do all the work.

But he said later that the countries' relations remained "quite strong" and free of tension.

For example, one of the things that we valued very much as prisoners on Robben Island was a relaxed atmosphere, free of tension and confrontation.

Partly it is because the art is mostly free of tension, and partly because the museum is poorly designed, with lots of dimly lit corridors and dead ends.

Many Muslims live in the city, and their lives are interwoven, and largely free of tension, except when forces from outside Varanasi have intruded.

"We want to have centers where women can feel safe and free of tension and seek help," said Fawzia Amini, the chief of legal affairs for the ministry, who was involved in drafting the rules.

More fruitful, since Woods is using video when he is self-teaching these days, would be to view some video from the year 2000 to see just how free of tension his swing was with the irons.

Despite the fine performance of Mr. Strathairn and some vibrant work from Kyra Sedgwick as his wounding and woundable female counterpart, the play feels flat and dismally free of tension.

Yet despite its harsh (if less than original) premise, this lurid tale of a man and a woman (played by David Strathairn and Kyra Sedgwick) who meet on an airplane feels dismally free of tension.