Sentence examples for tension reflecting from inspiring English sources

Along the way there is certain to be tension, reflecting in part their differing physiology and needs.

Her tension reflects the resilience of rage and suspicion here.

The tension reflected the competing concerns of two of Obama's advisers.

This tension reflects the dual nature of the publication: it is an internal rulebook for working hacks, but also sold as a writing guide for the general reader.

Tottenham laboured because of their numerical disadvantage in midfield, which created the sort of tension reflected in the running battle between Jack Wilshere and Mousa Dembélé.

The tension reflected a culture clash between Mr. Lawsky's aggressive approach and the more staid philosophy common at the Treasury Department.

But yesterday, as House leaders failed for a second day to reach agreement on the outlines of a new system, the tension reflected in those competing needs was clear.

But what Newark06 would like to know is whether the new tension reflects the end of a deal that might have been made in early March, days before Mr. James dropped out of the mayoral race, at a secret meeting between Mr. James and Mr. Booker.

The Whole Body Tension reflects the maximal acute phasic force the mouse can achieve to escape a potentially harmful event.

The parents' feelings of tension reflected their uncertainty about how to take good care of the infant and how to interpret the infant's behaviour.

At the same time, a reflection on the latent tensions reflected by this metonymy will make us more alert to some of the ideological threats and risks involved in working along the lines of the RRI concept.