Sentence examples for tense kind from inspiring English sources
They find kinship and friendship even in a potentially tense kind of environment.
It can be tense and kind of silly, like the argument among theologians about how many angels can fit on the head of a pin.
But it's also a particularly tense and fraught kind of Groundhog Day, and just as in that film, repetition endows banal, forgettable events with an eerie familiarity and inevitability.
See-Saw is terrific, throwing a weirdly stiff, honking sax line in with its hypnotic, garagey riff; there's one song called Boney M, but gladly it sounds more like vintage Kraftwerk; and Cosmic Radiation is an oddly tense, scared-straight kind of jazz.
The story shifts backward and forward in time in the weeks and months leading up to and following the author's dental surgery, and we're always made aware of the author's shifting sense of his own presence in events, and also the very nature of the present tense of any kind of story.
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.
"It's been kind of tense and awful," Sabrina said.
You kind of tense up; you want to win so bad.
When the screening is finished there is no applause from the audience but instead a kind of tense silence.
The ritual grilling of the candidates takes on a kind of tense pageantry on a pivotal weekend like this one.
His moves are always the same: twitchily spinning while extending his arms in a kind of tense wave.
