Sentence examples for light tension from inspiring English sources

So naturally there was some light tension in the set, notably on "Monroe," a country waltz by Mr. Frisell.

In this system taut, light tension units, rather than heavy-compression ones, carry primary loads and give the whole its structural integrity.

These findings bring to light tension between "a genuine response" and "the expected response" that we believe applicants experience when choosing how to address an essay question in the admissions process.

It's normal to feel light tension like you might feel in any other stretch.

Put light tension on your leg until you feel a stretch in your quadriceps (the front of your thigh).

Use a lighter tension than for sheep.

He always brought to light the tension between the two.

The 2014 Alstom controversy again brought to light the tension between EU merger control rules and the desires of Member States to pursue their own industrial policy objectives.

Now if the string is light, the tension T is sensibly the same everywhere along it, as may be seen by imagining a second cut, higher up, to leave a length of string acted upon by T at the bottom and possibly a different force T′ at the second cut.

Berlin's writings on political judgement, activity and leadership are of a piece with his larger epistemological project: to bring to light the tension between the application of abstract or a priori theory and the recognition of direct perception; and to warn against the dangers of the former and assert the importance of the latter.

It brought to light a tension -- really, an open wound -- that already existed within the progressive movement, even if some of us couldn't or wouldn't see it until last weekend.