Sentence examples for sort of tension from inspiring English sources
You have a different sort of tension in "The Town," which opens in the fall.
Fuller's writings and speeches are filled with this sort of tension, or, if you prefer, contradiction.
"I never allow any sort of tension to grip me," he said.
But that sort of tension can take things only so far.
Remember, they say, the country thrives on this sort of tension and drama.
It's this sort of tension that seems to interest him most.
Might we hope to employ the relationship-raising approach as successfully in the sort of tension-filled meetings I described at the outset of this article?
Other sports have enlivened their events; weight lifting, for instance, now relies on the same sort of tension-filled music once heard during the silences on "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire".
"But I learned the value of scarcity, and even the sort of tensions between East and West.
But beneath this enviably carefree-sounding exterior seems to have lain the sort of tensions that affect anyone who straddles two very different and diverging worlds.
All of which, he says, leads to the sort of tensions that have prompted some, such as Ramsay, to rise to the top of the ratings – and others to plummet to the bottom.
