Sentence examples for mild tension from inspiring English sources

But underneath the prickly awkwardness, each is happy to see the other, and once Leo has spontaneously grabbed Vera in a big bear hug, the mild tension dissipates, and he agrees to stay on rather than find somewhere to pitch a tent.

When I spoke to François-Henri Pinault, the chairman of PPR, he recalled only two occasions of mild tension: once after he bought Puma in 2007 and asked McCartney if she would consider doing a line for Puma rather than for Adidas, where she has had a popular women's performance line since 2004; and again when he transferred her much-liked chief executive to another PPR brand.

Both long flaps of skin are then cut and sutured under mild tension (Fig. 3b).

These must be sculpted properly so as to allow them to be sutured together under mild tension.

With the resection, two pillars were created (medial and lateral), which when approximated allowed a mild tension closure of the breast around the superior pedicle.

Stretching exercises will be performed according to the ACSM guidelines for flexibility exercise: static stretching that emphasizes major muscle groups with 3 4 repetitions of each stretch held to the point of mild tension but not pain for 10 30 seconds [ 52].

This led to some mild tensions in the set, as when Mr. Konitz, who has his own dry variation of swing, tackled "Invitation," backed by Mr. Denson and Mr. Ravitz.

Clinical phenotypes of post-traumatic headache are varying from mild tension-type-like to severe migrainous.

Some of these patients often or even exclusively have a mild tension-type like headache following their aura [7].

Allison Stewart, writing for The Washington Post, decided the album was a "small victory" and "respectable" but ultimately "a weirdly mild, tension-free outing".

One possible explanation for yawning is that it is a tension-releasing reaction to mild stress.