Sentence examples for tension toward from inspiring English sources

Christianity has exhibited a characteristic tension toward tradition from its very beginnings.

The show did a great job of building tension toward sunrise as the crew of the Magus had until then to save their friends or lose them forever.

Each profile begins with an initial induction period approximately 10 to 100 seconds in length, followed by an increase or decrease in surface tension toward a final steady-state or "equilibrium".

General Sisi merely said that "newspapers and media exaggerate," and that he was "trying to control the tensions toward the president inside the military," one adviser said.

It's like the soundtrack to a horror movie, tension grinding toward some twisted denouement.

Yet even as the tension builds toward an unsettling climax, there are terrific bits of comedy, the best of them provided by Daniel Loeser as Ray, Pato's dim-bulb brother.

"Dexter" always ratchets up the tension considerably toward its season finales, and that is true again now, even if over all the series hasn't been as suspenseful this season as last.

Ms. Scranton, aided by creepy nighttime video, builds the tension effectively toward the inevitable explosion, pausing along the way to fill in the back stories of a few of the soldiers.

In the hydrophobic case, however, the direction of the surface tension is toward the outside.

It is possible that these factors could lead to increased bias of incremental twitch tension assay toward lower motor unit estimates in controls with nonenlarged motor units.

One reason for this is the already mentioned adhesion energy: I believe that the existing literature values for mica/lipid membrane adhesion energies would predict a membrane tension response toward forced unbinding from the substrate that is a bit higher than the above quoted value.