Sentence examples for generating friction from inspiring English sources

Critics were impressed with Anderson's take on Blanche, the emotionally tempestuous southern belle generating friction with her sister and her husband.

Still, even in off mode, although the pistons are not igniting fuel, they are still turning and generating friction, because they are connected to the crankshaft.

The Unification Ministry, the South Korean government agency in charge of relations with North Korea, dismissed the North Korean overture as another trick of "duplicity" aimed at generating friction between the South Korean factory owners and their government in Seoul.

If a marsh or reef is effective in reducing storm surge, it is because it dissipates energy as water moves over grasses, roots, oyster shells and other materials, generating friction.

In March 2017, TGO will begin dipping down into the martian atmosphere, generating friction that will slow and circularize its orbit so that it can begin science observations later in the year.

And even if well-intentioned, it's this kind of thinking that perpetuates this kind of fraught historicising, in turn perpetuating old-hat ideas—*cough, copyright* that stifle innovation while generating friction between sexes and identities.

These ambitions often generate friction with its neighbours, especially Tajikistan.

The move has generated friction, even within the Latino business community.

"Of course, when the adjustment comes so quickly," he said, "it generates friction".

But the Tomics have repeatedly generated friction with Australian tennis officials.

Some of this negotiation involves a romance with a student from her university, a forbidden, not especially engaging, liaison that generates friction and melodrama.