Sentence examples for less tension between from inspiring English sources
"There's less tension between kids and a less competitive environment, and with the teachers, I feel like I know them".
"In any group there is more or less tension between people, and there are complicities and affinities," he said.
David knew there would be less tension between him and his parents if he persuaded Kevin to divulge the details of his situation, and so he tried, over many months and many long phone conversations.
And in a free performance on Thursday evening at the Samsung Experience (at the Time Warner Center), there was less tension between the score and the new setting than you often find in updated productions.
When the relationship between knowledge and acceptance of evolution has been researched outside of the US, where there is less tension between evolution and religion, studies have found that increased knowledge led to increased acceptance of evolution (Akyol et al. 2010; Kim and Nehm 2011; Ha et al. 2012).
"I thought that if the basic humanity shared by the protesters and cops could be shown, perhaps there might be less tension and enmity between some of them," he said.
We would like to see less and less tension".
(A177) To have less tension, especially in the back.
That puts less tension on the hair.
Moffat said in recent years there had been a lot less romantic tension between the Doctor and his assistants.
