Sentence examples similar to look more strained from inspiring English sources
Dogged attempts to find controversy in Mrs. Obama have been a little strained all along, and this book makes them look more so.
As the rhetoric between the Australian and Indonesian governments becomes more strained, here's a look at how the two countries compare on a number of metrics.
Since relations with the west have become ever more strained over events in Ukraine this year, Russia has increasingly looked eastwards, including signing a hugely important gas deal with China.
But with relations becoming ever more strained between Athens and the bodies keeping it afloat, Tsipras is also facing growing calls to look elsewhere.
If we look towards Palin's part of the world and the history of the exploration of the Arctic Circle, the comparison becomes even more strained, because polar frontierswomen pretty much didn't exist.
The film becomes more strained when Mary and Rhoda's grown children appear.
Seldom has the relationship been more strained.
Meanwhile, as the interviews continued, the relationship grew more strained.
At other moments, the discussion was more strained.
It is, in his absence, a quality more strained.
