Sentence examples for inner tension from inspiring English sources

He seems almost physically to exude an inner tension.

But there's no need to think about some brooding inner tension.

Likewise, a "Rite of Spring," in Philadelphia, was a shade too glossy, lacking inner tension.

You would have lost that inner tension of the story, the passion and eroticism.

There are no thumps and bumps to release the inner tension.

An inner tension within growth critique regarding attitudes to agrowth and degrowth is also revealed.

But, just after Lerski finished shooting his film, an inner tension between Zionism's Lydda Valley enterprise and the Palestinian city of Lydda became apparent.

Both tendencies stand in a constant inner tension with one another in the main branches of the Reformation and within the individual confessions as well.

For the Hegelian left, the emergence of capitalism and new forms of urban poverty were symptomatic of the inner tension and dualisms of modern society.

The rough-cut wood, the asymmetrical stacking, create an inner tension; while the work suggests architecture, its prickly irregularity communicates unreason and rage.

Perhaps this reflects an inner tension between a wildly fertile imagination and a fierce will to dominate, inch by inch, the pictorial field.