Sentence examples for relentless tension from inspiring English sources

The relentless tension may have made the time pass more quickly.

One result of the production's relentless tension, however, is that it gives rise to performances that are clamorously insular.

Some critics praised the juxtaposition of dark lyrics with airhead tunes as "delicious irony," and a "bold move" that created "relentless tension".

Yet this second volume of English excerpts, covering the years of the Final Solution, yields another 500 pages of relentless tension.

Or simply the relentless tension – who will go the furthest to cure a mute boy: his fanatical mother or the presence she believes is God, but the reader knows, deep down, is something else entirely?

Still, despite Mr. Bruno's recent difficulties, his relationship with the governor, with whom he served in the Senate, has been a warm one, and Mr. Bruno seemed genuinely relieved in recent weeks that the relentless tension and name-calling that defined his relationship with Mr. Spitzer had ended.

Once it finally arrived, the third act ignited relentless dramatic tension, culminating in the moment when Romney overplayed his hand on the Benghazi incident and fell into Obama's trap.

But by the time the play's climax arrives, the relentless waves of tension have engendered something like tedium.

The TV Critic gave the episode a rating of 63/100, saying that its "good intrigue from the writers because we want to know more about Kate and what she did", while also stating that the "lack of action may affect some who are hooked on 24's style of relentless developments and tension".

Where Nagano took things at a stately pace, Rattle fizzes through this mighty work with relentless energy, drive and narrative tension.

Vividly evoking the closing-in conflict, with tanks rumbling along a nearby road, zooming fighter planes and relentless shellfire, Hughes ratchets up the tension.