Sentence examples for plenty of tensions from inspiring English sources

"There are still plenty of tensions and unfair situations that arise more so for women than for men".

Even among the cricket family, plenty of tensions abound: Pakistan and Sri Lanka are continually grappling with terror; Zimbabwe is reeling under an economic tsunami; New Zealand has to manage with an incredibly small pool of talent.

And there's plenty of tension in the premiere.

There is plenty of tension to galvanize the adversity-starved Knicks.

There will be plenty of tension at this year's Australian Open, from Jan.17 to 30.

And this one produced plenty of tension, particularly in the second half.

There will be plenty of tension to come, plenty of mistakes to be made by all three players.

He finds plenty of tension in modern Indian fiction; but not all of it is, as post-colonialists might suppose, in response to empire.

Krista Bennion-Feeney, the first violinist, set the pace with lean, buoyant playing; her colleagues also contributed elegantly shaped phrases and performing with plenty of tension.

Although the weather left several matches hanging in the balance as suspensions were announced about 11 p.m., there was plenty of tension between downpours.

Plenty of tension surrounded a game that was always likely to struggle to match the hype surrounding it, but it passed off fairly peacefully.