Sentence examples for much less tense from inspiring English sources

On the way we had the father to future son-in-law talk, and it was much less tense than I thought.

But what is most surprising -- and I regularly hear this from bishops, clergy, and congregational lay leaders -- is that things are much less tense in the Episcopal Church now than they have been in recent years.

"We're so much of a less tense city".

The tests broke the recent relative silence from the North, but the move was much less provocative than what had been feared in the tense weeks after the country's nuclear test in February.

Likewise, Nick Venable of Cinema Blend wrote: "I won't say I got bored, but much of the episode left me unmoved, and far less tense than I should have been".

We can't have one state, much less one nation, when we embrace symbols that reflect a tense and asymmetrical heritage.

It was, according to sources, less tense than expected, as Warren's effort lost steam, but it was still a much feistier meeting than customary.

A tense, triangular workplace romance takes shape, as Rachel negotiates her ambivalent attraction to both men and their much less ambivalent attraction to her.

"I just sensed a less tense ballclub.

Much, much, much, much less perfect.

Their shoulders were now less tense, their eyes less teary.