Sentence examples for tense competitive from inspiring English sources

It creates a very tense, competitive, know-it-all environment.

Inexperienced players who become nervous in tense competitive situations would be wrong to suppose that experts are immune from this problem.

With a sandpaper voice, a taste for beer (he was twice charged with drunken driving) and a tense, competitive manner, Weaver was a crusty personality, though he had a sharp wit and a well-developed sense of mischief.

"It was a very tense, competitive, dramatic weekend, as you'd expect".

Mr. Berry has had a similarly tense and competitive relationship with his younger contemporary Jerry Lee Lewis.

Nonetheless, he believes two other factors — a growing clash of interests and deep ideological and political differences — will prove more decisive and will make the relationship more tense and competitive.

With a $10 million grand prize on the line, and all of the PGA Tour's most recognizable names in the field, the FedEx Cup is generally a tense and competitive stretch of weeks.

And then another first: the affable destroyer from Kazakhstan, having failed to provide the destruction that fans expected — having provided, instead, a tense and surprisingly competitive fight — was loudly booed.

I felt myself tense up, my intensive, competitive spirit immediately rising within me.

The competitive landscape for streaming music is getting incredibly tense.

His relationship with Grunwald is described as "very, very, very competitive" and with Harold Ickes, Hillary Clinton's other top adviser, as downright tense.