Sentence examples for tension troubles from inspiring English sources

The therapeutic massaging action of the pelting water will blast away stress, tension, troubles, soap, conditioner, and sometimes the first layer of skin.

"I felt stress, trouble sleeping, tension in my neck and back.

"The Capeman" touched on crime, politics, ethnic tension and troubled nostalgia.

Usher exploited that tension through troubled-love ballads like "Moving Mountains," which he sang with an ardent ache.

The birth mother, Melissa, and the biological father, Bacchus, meanwhile, were enlarged for the musical to introduce more tension and trouble-making.

The pain afflicting him — gout, rheumatism, nervous tension, eye trouble and more — surely weakened his Muse, as did the laudanum (tincture of opium) he took to feel better.

Roy L. Reierson, senior vice president and economist for the Bankers Trust Com pany, explained that the higher savings rate could be traced to at least five fac tors: the involvement in Viet nam; social tensions and troubles at home; inflation; the decline in the stock market, and, more recently, rising unemployment and talk of a recession.

In this time of tension and trouble, it's rare to have good news to bring you, but today I'm happy to say I have some: The "Grand Bargain" is still dead.

As prime minister, beginning in 1976, Hussein presided over a generally peaceful coalition with Chinese and Indian parties, despite ongoing racial tensions and trouble with communist insurgents.

Given the general social tensions, the trouble in Jos and the start of the American military campaign in Afghanistan, Kano found itself on a knife edge.

Daisy Ridley and John Boyega star in Lucasfilm's "Star Wars: The Force Awakens" If we'd been aware of all of the arguments, tensions, and troubled productions during the original Star Wars trilogy, would fans and media have called for studio heads and producers to be removed from the franchise?