Sentence examples for pretension between from inspiring English sources

As an RSA Chase winner starting out off a mark of 160, he has an obvious chance of beginning his quest for a third Cheltenham Festival success by outclassing rivals with little pretension, between them, to Gold Cup calibre.

(d) The height profile of the membrane highlighted in c shows that adheres to the sidewalls over a vertical distance of the order of 5 nm, resulting in a pretension of between 0.02 and 0.1 Nm−1 (left).

He complained of a "distinct gap between pretension and reality" in American attitudes, and spoke of European worries about becoming "junior partners".

The modulus of elasticity has a correlation between pretension and the linear (linear equation).

But, as is typical of LaChiusa's work, it is situated somewhere between talent and pretension — or, in this case, between medieval Japan and contemporary Central Park.

As a result of the regression analysis, the relationship between the pretension of the rock bolt and the modulus of elasticity of the reinforced ground can be expressed into the following equation.

The gap between "the pretension of the name" and the actual operation was laughable, Blankenhorn said.

I guess they've decided to meet halfway: some balance between gastronomic pretension and gutter-palate hedonism.

Drawing the line between polish and pretension is trickier, especially when last year's costume can be this year's classic, and next year's yawn.

When her identity was finally revealed (critics at first believing her to be a clergyman or clergyman's wife), critical reaction was torn between condemning intellectual pretension in a woman and recognising her accomplishment: domestic realism, moral urgency and deep reflection.

A couple of important things I've learned: With a dish this simple, every ingredient has to be perfect or you wind up looking like a jerk; there's a thin line between artistry and pretension.