The lurching turbulence and shifting tension was relentless.
He used them all to bring out the shifting tensions of political and personal power.
Echoing the shifting tensions between its unstable passengers, the raft jerks, tips and dips while the Other desperately tries to coax the One out of his suicidal thoughts and back to dry land.
Cantet excels at group dynamics; the script (which he co-wrote with Gilles Marchand) carefully, sympathetically delineates the shifting tensions and conflicting loyalties of colleagues, friends, and family members, and his patient, contemplative mise-en-scÿne analytically parses the hidden force fields that set his characters in motion.
In other words, a philosophical reading entails a focus on symptomatic discursive events, reflecting basic shifts, tensions or inconsistencies on the level of the philosophemes: a symptomatic reading of the discourses produced by science.
Pam is newly single after calling off her marriage and relationship to Roy prior to the merger, and Jim's unresolved feelings for her and new relationship with Karen lead to shifting tensions amongst the three.
Beyond its intrinsic qualities, most critics have praised its dramatic intensity and the way it portrays the shifting tensions among three characters adjusting to the new reality and new power relations that history has thrust upon them.
In this view good care or, we might say, quality care is marked by "persistent tinkering in a world full of complex ambivalence and shifting tensions" [ 10].
Loosening this rigidity would facilitate the kind of 'persistent tinkering' that, "in a world full of complex ambivalence and shifting tensions" [ 10], Mol, Moser and Pols consider to be indicative of good care.
With this approach, the human body, particularly the musculoskeletal system, is viewed as a whole subject to continuous shifts between stability and mobility, which is associated with constantly shifting tensions and the emergence of compressions in the human body both in movement and at rest.
Whether by offering new tools online or printing for patients who have limited computer access at home, this constant adaptation by project leaders and clinicians can be seen as "persistent tinkering in a world full of complex ambivalence and shifting tensions" [ 18].
