Sentence examples for tension dips from inspiring English sources

It overstays its welcome a little, and the tension dips towards the deliberately perfunctory end, but it's nicely tailored both to the orchestra's prowess and its distinctive, glamorous sound, all plush strings, virile-sounding brass and mellow woodwind.

There will be rises and dips, but don't let the tension fall away altogether, or there's no reason for the reader to continue.

The opera's post-minimalist idiom may not be to everyone's taste, and there are occasional dips in tension, but it's hard not to be swayed by the warmth and optimism with which Dove takes his protagonists on their voyages of self-discovery.

As the concentration increases (up to 266 ppm), surface tension decreases with a dip minimum characteristics of each reservoir.

How to live the tensions between the dip into the unknown and his own weaknesses?

Nakajima et al. (2013) suggested that eclogitization-related stresses cause local tension within a volume of down-dip compressional stresses in the slab crust.

The strength of "memory/measure" is in the way this Italian choreographer pares down every movement — and the connections among them — creating an intriguing tension between stillness and sudden flurries of dipping, gliding motion.

If I'd lived in Cornwall or the Scilly Isles, I might have found myself listening to someone playing a pan pipe, and feeling fingers dipped in geranium oil massage my tension away.

Finally, to avoid stiction aggregation of the grown nanostructures from surface tension caused by solvent evaporation, the samples were dipped in ethanol, which has a lower surface tension than water, and dried at ambient temperature.

You will want to try the Royal Banyan (this is a royal vacation, after all), a massage utilizing an herbal pouch dipped in warm sesame oil to relieve tension.

The primary objective of this paper is to evaluate experimentally the effect of hot dip galvanizing on the bond capacity of tension lap splices.