Sentence examples for tension generated by from inspiring English sources

Espinoza warned of the "permanent tension" generated by "a bishop who is not beloved" by his parish.

But what makes Jagger truly compelling is the tension generated by the opposing facets of his persona.

Also like Pierce, Rezai's path to success has been made more arduous because of tension generated by a temperamental father.

Conceived in league with her 18-year-old choreographer, Wade J. Robson, the performance inevitably played on the tension generated by Ms. Spears's persona as an innocent provocateur.

Vinarsky and Marek Mensik, clothed, unclothed, and sometimes wearing animal heads, explore the tension generated by the domestication of savage forces within.

We barely care how the story will turn out: the suspense is in the images themselves, in the tension generated by our attempt to resolve the contradictory emotions they arouse.

At the same time, income-generating activities help ease the tensions generated by poverty for vulnerable children and their families – especially those returning to communities after time spent away.

But take a stroll through Chengdu's Tibetan quarter, and the tensions generated by the distant unrest become palpable.

In the absence of the tensions generated by the post-cold war "unsettlement", the peace promised at the end of the cold war would finally arrive.

American officials who met here with the Hondurans said that they were two colonels who were concerned about the tensions generated by the political conflict.

More importantly, it is very likely that countries' abilities to navigate the rising social tensions generated by gaping inequality could separate the winners and losers in the next round of globalisation.