Sentence examples for great tense from inspiring English sources

It is known that the CdTe QDs have a great tense to aggregate under the illuminated treatment of a UV lamp [20].

The Times: Yes, there's that great, tense moment when Miles pops up in the movie and dresses Chet down, basically saying to him, you're all flash and no talent.

The movie couldn't have greater present-tense resonance: how do you get people who loathe the federal government to do what's good for them when the government recommends it?

They had great chemistry: the tense but secretly sensitive brunet and the chilled-out but secretly sensitive blond.

Mr Ghandour believes South Sudan represents Khartoum's greatest headache, and tense relations with the former subjects seem inevitable.

Villeneuve doesn't disappoint with his sequences of eerie and skin-crawling strangeness: great scenes of the tense, bustling military bureaucracy in the secure zone adjacent to the spaceship, with everyone wearing the big Michelin-man hazmat suits, actually not unlike the one ET gets poignantly zipped up in.

On Mondays during Hilary and Trinity terms Prior lectured on modal logic, his great passion, and on tense logic, his great invention.

"It will be a great day and a tense day.

It will be futuristic according to our present-tense sensibilities: great for pedestrians, culturally evolved.

Vocal style may be said to be tense (requiring greater muscular effort) or relaxed to varying degrees, depending on the use of the throat, tongue, mouth, and breath.

This is a prose narrative, written in the present tense, in greater or less detail, that reads like a description of what will finally appear on the screen.