Sentence examples for full of tense from inspiring English sources

It was gritty, powerful stuff, full of tense domestic scenes, pulsating drama and Wainwright's particular speciality: pitch-perfect, punchy dialogue.

The opening duet, for Bradley Lundberg and Sadie Weinberg, is full of tense stares and slow-motion overhead lifts.

The record opens with "Master's Hands," a ballad full of tense guitar and banjo picking, clattering percussion and strings that dart and swoop.

But for curious children searching for context and immediacy, the story – full of tense action that gains momentum as the pages turn — is pitched just right.

"It's been a long season full of tense games but we set out at the start of the season to do something most people didn't think we had a chance of doing.

Still, Reichenbach's analysis is inadequate to account for the full range of tense usage in natural language.

(One of the best cinema experiences I have ever had came watching Paranormal Activity 2, which is obviously awful, but shitting your pants at a jump-scare in the middle of a room full of similarly tense viewers makes for a singular collective watching experience that Netflix could never rival).

(One of the best movie experiences I have ever had was while watching Paranormal Activity 2, which is obviously awful, but shitting your pants at a jump-scare in the middle of a room full of similarly tense viewers makes for a singular collective watching experience that Netflix could never rival).

Channel three, the relaxation channel, taught children two types of relaxation techniques: breathing exercises and the rock-sponge relaxation technique (be a sponge full of water, tense your muscles, and then release the water to relax the muscles).

Monica Ali, author of Brick Lane, which was shortlisted for the 2003 Man Booker Prize This Chinese novel from 1827 is a fantasy classic of the Qing Dynasty period, full of sophisticated philosophy, tense quest plot-lines and one of the most wonderful explorations of feminism I have ever read.

IT HAS BEEN ALMOST A DECADEsince the U.S. women's soccer team defeated China in the finals of the 1999 World Cup, prevailing on penalty kicks after a full game and two overtime periods of tense, scoreless play.