Sentence examples for it was tension from inspiring English sources

When I woke up in the night drenched in sweat, I assumed it was tension.

Asked about the apparent tension over foreign expansion, Mr. Jackson said, "I don't think it was tension," adding, "people have discussions about all kind of things".

The announcement that he had agreed to an interview with CBS News, the home to attack dogs like Ed Murrow and Dan Rather, raised memories of Rather confronting George H. W. Bush at Black Rock during the 1988 campaign — a set-to that moved old Poppy to comment "It was tension city out there".

But it was tension-provoking, and I can't say my husband enjoyed it.

It was tensioned and fixed to the distal ring of the assembly.

"For me, it's tension, period, and, if needed, a confrontation".

It is tension, some experts say, that can arise from the differing reasons that missions have for being here.

"It's tension, because we know they're scared.

Perhaps it's tension in your shoulders or stiffness in your jaw.

Twice it seemed there was tension enough that a mere spark could have caused a conflagration.

I think I can see it: there's tension between two parties.