Sentence examples for tacit tension from inspiring English sources
On Wednesday's telecast, with no post-address tweets yet emitted, a tacit tension hung over the panel.
In the other bank, the identification of several conflicting issues made a variety of tacit tensions apparent and available for potential resolution.
We argue that the development of desired practices is hampered above all by tacit values in tension with those underpinning the new curriculum.
They understood the tension".
Precise, revealing atmospheric shifts move the film from classroom to dorm room to neighborhood bar and make the territory seem much larger, as Mr. Van Sant tacitly dramatizes the class tensions at the heart of this story.
Khrushchev was forced to withdraw his missiles after days of global tension, although not before he had received a tacit promise from the Americans that there would be no further attempts to invade Cuba.
The naked bodies appear somewhat demystified, yet their elevation to the status of art and the tacit understanding that they may not be touched creates a frenetic tension between desire and unattainability.
From 1968, Lennon's affair with the conceptual artist Yoko Ono caused further tensions – Ono's tendency to sit in on recording sessions and offer suggestions violated a tacit agreement the band had made not to allow wives or girlfriends into the studio.
Tabloidus: Her agreement was tacit.
