Sentence examples for most tense and from inspiring English sources
"It was the most tense and fearful days of our lives," he said.
It is also the least well marked and therefore the most tense and disputed.
In response, in the novel's most tense and devastating scene, the insurgents execute the animal.
The Trespasser contains the most tense and serpentine interrogation scenes outside of John le Carré.
As individual sequences are concerned, it's actually one of the most tense and emotional I've seen all year.
These lads have stepped straight into International cricket at it's most tense and most demanding and they've equipped themselves brilliantly.
The criticisms that the election so far lacks "passion" don't stand up at this press conference, which is clearly the most tense, argumentative and dramatic of the election so far – and Labour's one is still to come.
He studied audiences as they watched Blue Ruin, watching how they responded to its most tense scenes, and wanted to go further.
One of Hollywood's longest and most tense periods of labor unrest ended when negotiators for studios and 135,000 actors reached a tentative agreement on a new film and TV contract.
It'll award users for a number of different categories, including Most Popular, Scariest, Most Realistic, and Most Tense.
Bradford, he said, was the kind of place, "where community relations have historically been most tense, where poisonous far-right and Islamist extremists desperately try to stoke tension and foster division".
