Sentence examples for rich tension from inspiring English sources

The program revealed a rich tension between the mysteries of faith and the limitations of the television interview format.

The emphasis on the group serves to abstract but also expand aspects of the narrative and speech in Plato's words, and the contrasts of patterns and styles keep developing an extraordinarily rich tension.

This not only frames the action, but also sets up a rich tension between fiction's invention and the obsession with facts, forensics and systemised data that is a symptom of Christopher's autism.

A self-consciously serious European intellectual, he has deliberately reshaped the Salzburg Festival against the backdrop of its own rich history and the deep tensions in European cultural thought that it sought to revitalize in the wake of World War I.

The game was rich with tension.

Peter could see the characters before the words came; it was almost spooky.' Naughtie believes that Morgan has found a rich dramatic tension in divided selves.

Taxpayer honesty has been rich for dramatic tension.

It might well have inspired choreography rich in dramatic tension.

It's ironic, because the holidays also provide some of the biggest pitfalls for self-care: rich food, alcohol, tension around spending money and uncomfortable family relationships, to name just a few.

Here are a few of them: First, the great world religions are complex and multilayered; they are rich in inner tensions and ambiguities that allow beliefs and practices to evolve over time as the faith is tested by new circumstances and insights.

The risks posed by India's rapid growth are at the heart of ongoing tension between rich and poor nations, with developing and emerging economies arguing that countries that have already become rich on fossil fuel energy should make deeper cuts in emissions rather than curb poorer countries' growth.