Sentence examples for has some tension from inspiring English sources

Ms. Tunney, whose slightly blank beauty has some tension churning its placid surface, has rarely been well used.

This production doesn't make the story boring, as some have done; in a Disneyesque way, this story has some tension and certainly surprise.

"He starts with a dominant chord, and the dominant chord inherently has some tension to it that's leading to a resolution.

Mr. Bronfman's prospective bid has some tensions of its own because the Bronfman family owns 24.5 million shares, or 2.3percentt, of Vivendi.

As a teenager, you have some tension with your father — it was a bittersweet gift".

He said it was "no secret to say they haven't been best friends" but "like Bob Hawke and Paul Keating, and John Howard and Peter Costello, you have to have some tension in the relationship".

Although he has had some tension with NIFA, he returned the compliments on Wednesday, calling the panel "a tremendous partner" without whom the county could not have recovered.

"This guy, I think he needs to have some tension, have it be on the edge, I think that's where he pitches the best," said Mets Manager Terry Collins, who then added with a smile: "I wish he wouldn't do that.

Mosseri admits that "We have multiple beliefs that are not at odds but do have some tension," in reference to the balance between avoiding censorship of free speech and the need to thwart misinformation.

"If a husband and wife have some tension, it's hard to find cool down space".

If it irritates you you will have some tension inside you until you talk with him.