Sentence examples for interesting tension from inspiring English sources

Helen Kara: there's an interesting tension here, I think.

There was an interesting tension between Thomas and O'Brien here.

And this presents an interesting tension within this work.

There's a very interesting tension as to whose film it is.

The two strands of Duke's character create an interesting tension — Sparta and Athens, in one package.

Introducing dance motifs nicely matched to features of the score, he makes an interesting tension out of gender issues.

And now we arrive at one of the most interesting tensions in biotechnology: the always-yawning gap between pharmacological aspiration and biological reality.

But I think that one of the really interesting tensions is not that we have different things that cause us to behave in different ways, but that we sometimes have single ways of thinking about the world.

But in his case, several political analysts said, that persona contains especially interesting tensions and contradictions, because it is conspicuously at odds with his surname, his pedigree and much of his personal history.

And this leads to some interesting tensions when savvy, snarky, and irritated media hosters have to deal with those who are stealing their bandwidth (see this guy and this guy though both contain some not so pretty pictures including a quite disturbing one in the second).

One of the most interesting tensions here is between one aggressively gloomy doctor, who seems bent on keeping Justin's prognosis grim and casting a cold eye on his progress, and Justin's parents, who, though dry-eyed, reject bad news.