Sentence examples for tense experience from inspiring English sources

There was no gallery following this tense experience after all, just a tray of something opaque on the floor upon which a black-and-white film was projected.

Jay Efran, emeritus professor of psychology at Temple University, has noticed that humans are less likely to cry in the midst of a tense experience — the moment when they most need help from others.

I thought Dunkirk was an unbelievably tense experience because of the score.

Virtual reality is a great way to remove yourself from a tense experience, but it's not exactly portable.

Barbaro didn't break a sweat during the post parade, a tense experience for many horses who've never experienced such a crowd.

It was a joyous, invigorating, tense experience that kind of restored my faith in football as a force for good, a thing born of community.

"Cancer is a present-tense experience," he said.

Snyder mentions the existential side of the movie: history not as data but as present-tense experience, not there to be mined but in need of active creation.

I'm not issuing a mandate for voice-overs, interior monologues, flashbacks, fantasies, or dream sequences (though there'd be nothing wrong with including them) but, rather, for a fuller spectrum of the characters' present-tense experience to be folded into the action.

There is the present-tense experience of reading, but also the chronology of the narrative, as well as of the characters and author, all of whom bear their own relationships to time.

These mechanics, combined with good old-fashioned human psychology, make The Division's Dark Zone the tensest experience I've ever had in an MMO.