Sentence examples for in its tensions from inspiring English sources

The US is not prepared to intervene to support a South Korean intervention, let alone risk further increase in its tensions with China.

In early June, Chinese Foreign Minister Yang Jiechi visited Islamabad and pledged to stand by Pakistan in its tensions with the Americans.

The score is masterful in its tension and compression, its spareness of detail, both vocal and instrumental, speaking volumes.

Celestial Seasonings urges consumers to steep away their stresses with kava, a sedative root from the South Seas now found in its Tension Tamer cocktail.

The only difference between the two beams was percentage area of reinforcement present in its tension zone (Ast).

In his review for The Hollywood Reporter, Frank Scheck praised Sheen's portrayal of Anderson and the visuals of the leakage but felt that the film is "slack in its tension".

Lehane's Boston in all its tensions and filth, its stench and corruption, is a masterly creation – but let's just leave the Babe out of it.

Turkey demanded the U.S. drop its support for Kurdish militia in Syria Monday and brushed off calls to rein in its campaign in Afrin as tensions surged between the NATO allies.

Set in nearly real time on a single evening and shot in enveloping Cinemascope despite its talky style, the film begins on a humorous note and goes on to find some universal truths in its family tensions.

The run-up to the debate was mired in its own tensions as Conservative leader David Cameron pushed for the Green Party to be involved in any televised event which also featured UKIP's Nigel Farage.

Indeed, perhaps it mirrored, in its stylistic tension, the external strife that preoccupied the country.