Sentence examples for perfect tension from inspiring English sources

For his quartet of glowing sunsets, he abstracts the scribbled petals from the garden series, using them to hold these shimmering surfaces in perfect tension.

Whether metal or plastic, the wraparound plates are easily and rapidly attached by means of register hooks, which ensure perfect tension of the plate on the surface of the rotary's plate cylinder.

The psychological pattern with which McCain seems most comfortable holds him initially suspended in perfect tension between principle and ambition; the tension slackens, he slides into a betrayal of his ideals, and then he undergoes a searing period of repentance that ends in a renewed commitment to do what is right regardless of the consequences.

It doesn't quite have the mythic sweep and emotional heft of his "Swan Lake," or the pitch-perfect dramatic tension and economy of "Play Without Words," but Mr. Bourne's new work is theatrically effective, sometimes even brilliant.

Add to the mix the stakes of teaching kids good eating habits, and you have a perfect storm of tension, anger and polarization.

Features sirens and high tension – the perfect song for a revolution run in the burning capital.

But the grainy photograph is a perfect image of the tension between minority residents and law enforcement.

She pronounced the spiny and exuberant fixture the perfect thing to "create tension" with the austere Prouvé kitchen table.

Objectively, the lesson of "Mulberry Street" may be "tell the truth," but the force of the story and the pictures undermines that moral, making the book a perfect parable of the tension, so basic to the lives of children, between freedom and responsibility.

The classical FPM for RC beams strengthened with CFRP sheets assumes a perfect bond between the tension reinforcement and the surrounding concrete.

It is the perfect way to release tension and to get some endorphins rolling.