Sentence examples for quality tension from inspiring English sources

Still, problems, or at least the potential for problems, exist in five areas: fairness, legality, faculty quality, tension between departmental needs and partner hires, and faculty autonomy in the hiring process.

"It had a real quality of tension," said Mr. Langham, who is known in Britain as, of all things, a gifted physical comedian.

Once Grabowski is on the chase, the novel takes on a thriller-like quality, with tension propelling what is essentially a bewildering but patchily enjoyable read.

But this leaves post-Gove reformers wondering how to sustain a rapid pace of reform without compromising on quality.This tension runs through school reforms in many countries.

Don't our AFL players strut around like proud cocks and provide us with 120 minutes of quality dramatic tension?

Each individual can thus be understood as a structural configuration of a set of dominant qualities in tension with some subordinate qualities.

He was fortunate that Ljubicic had a tad more trouble than he did in a match that made up for its unsightly qualities with tension.

The hill, it seems, can pass on from Henman when those splendidly British qualities of tension, agony and hope are offered in abundance and equal measure.

On the page, you don't get that three-dimensional quality, the sexual tension, the physicality.

This is a didactic play of a theological and philosophical nature, combining ethical profundity with many comic touches, and is a work of high poetic quality and dramatic tension.

In his five-star review for the Telegraph, Neil McCormick praised her "uniqueness... a coolly cerebral quality that maintains tension between her poised singing and playing and the deep, dark depths of her fierce and sensual songs".