Sentence examples for human tension from inspiring English sources

They're full of human tension".

The way such fragments of themes keep developing from episode to episode creates an overarching human tension that plugged-in pop songs can't match.

While she fretted, a handsome black dog named Zulu just lolled about, and its relaxation was amusingly contrasted with human tension.

It's scientific, but there's also a very human tension, which is probably why it was chosen as the theme music for the erotic thriller 9½ Weeks.

Only when I saw the entire cycle at the Met, in the mustily evocative old production by Otto Schenk, did I realize how many strands of human tension Wagner contains, and I began coming to terms with him, following a well-worn intellectual path.

The vampires versus human tension that's been festering all of this time has finally come to a head and everyone's going to come out different.

One of the literary world's most powerful voices against apartheid, she won the Nobel Prize for literature in 1991 for a collection of novels and short stories tackling the human tensions of life during apartheid.

A political novelist celebrated for her grasp of history and delicate sensitivity to the human tensions of apartheid, three of her 22 books have been banned in her native South Africa.

From one of the bedrocks of the human condition the tension between the infirmities of the elderly and the longings of the young emerges a pioneering work of exploration into the darker recesses of family life.

In Hegel the dialectic is widely seen as the means by which, through contradiction and tension, human history represents the unfolding of human freedom as the expression of the Weltgeist, or world spirit.

At its heart, this story of loss is about the "excruciating realms of human behavior", the tension between love and hate, duty and revenge.