Sentence examples for lost tension from inspiring English sources

At times, in a striving for nobility, the performance lost tension and seemed subdued.

Chamberlain's later work lost tension and tended toward the decorative; but, even there, his judgment of visual weights and measures — like painting plus gravity, in the round — doesn't err.

The implication is that APC/CCdc20 prevents its premature inactivation during anaphase by MCC complexes produced by chromatids that have lost tension by downregulating Cdk1 at the same time as activating separase.

Chains can lose tension, slip or snap.

But this small, independent movie, which seems to have been made before "The Pianist" elevated Mr. Brody to the Hollywood A-list, loses tension (and ultimately credibility) as it wanders through three possible endings before grinding to a halt.

It is important to note that wires have been shown to slip in the fixation bolts on repeated loading during treatment and lose tension over time [22].

If left strung for too long the bow will bend and lose tension.

Add a massage on the back, which will help the dog lose tension.

If none of the parts become loose or lose tension, you can launch similar size and weight projectiles with remarkable consistency using this device.

When Mr. Smail cut holes in the steel for windows in his home, he said, the structure lost its tension.

Not only were they not crisp, as promised on the menu, but the meat had lost its tension and its taste.