Sentence examples for setting tensions from inspiring English sources

Within this otherwise calm setting, tensions simmer between rural-migrant and urban workers, congealing into boundaries.

The priority setting tensions that emerge from this reality are unquestionably complex.

It had all the elements of the seventeen or so books I had written before, the same things students of writing list on school quizzes: characters, plot, setting, tension, climax.

You'd think she might be tired of, if not the character, then the reported on-set tensions.

In his autobiography, Chaplin took responsibility for his on-set tensions with Cherrill, blaming the stress of making the film for the conflict.

Gilliam often had on-set tensions with brothers Bob and Harvey Weinstein, which caused the original theatrical release date to be pushed forward nearly ten months.

The studio had two replacements lined up before Richard Donner, husband of producer Lauren Shuler Donner, flew to Australia to ease on-set tensions.

This may be crucial for caveolar function in setting membrane tension and in mechanosensing as increased membrane tension causes caveolar flattening and dissociation of cavin1 (Sinha et al., 2011).

The road has to be closed to set the correct tension.

Over and over Noguchi resorted to the same basic recipe of setting up tension between formal and material opposites.

Reviewing a performance in 2009, Jon Pareles of The New York Times noted that the band "has always set up tensions between pop tunes, sung by Ms. Keenan with ingenuous clarity, and atmospheric, disruptive sounds".