Sentence examples for tension makes from inspiring English sources

The surface tension makes water bead up.

"Political tension makes Ukrainian participation impossible," he added.

The tension "makes for quite a subtle show, with the ambivalence and complexities," he added.

(To hell with retakes. That's a wrap!) That tension makes for a peculiar mix.

But for visitors, that tension makes it a rewarding place to explore.

Little of that tension makes its way into "Return to the Willows," which goes in for fast-paced, madcap adventure.

The tension made the few moments of levity all the more memorable.

This tension made the narrative difficult to sustain when Mr. Obama moved from campaigning to governing.

Either way, the mix of torpor and tension made for a ragged spectacle in the first set.

In Mr. Wheeldon's "Sara Solo" the sheer individuality of Ms. Mearns — that vivid oxymoron of lusciousness and tension — made a special impression.

But too often this produces a simplicity that defies tension, making it all too easy for us to put the book down and walk away.