Sentence examples for tensions aroused from inspiring English sources

Philadelphia recently became the first American city to ban 3D guns.Seeking reassurancesAmerica's vice-president, Joe Biden, visited Tokyo, Beijing and Seoul in hopes of easing tensions aroused by China's declaration of an East China Sea "air defence identification zone".

In the closing bars the tension thus aroused resolves and the rhythmic drive reins in.

Seleka, the rebel alliance, is struggling with dissent in its ranks, has gravely abused human rights and has aroused tension between Christians and Muslims.

In what Kachel called his "neighborhood," the appearance of a ratty sofa aroused considerable tension.

Ms. St. Pierre lived with her brother-in-law in Queens for six months after the quake, but the unexpected burden aroused long-dormant tensions, something Ms. Madoo-Devine said was common.

At times rapid population change, overcrowded housing and job competition have aroused racial and ethnic tensions.

Instead of easing the largely non-existent tensions around the burkini, the ban aroused them.

In 1988, William Masters and Virginia Johnson theorized that the wet dream occurred as a natural reflex in response to physiological tension experienced by men who became aroused but had not ejaculated.

Scott steadily allows the tension to build, always aware that expectations aroused by a return to the original Alien must be satisfied but not repeated, and that the questions raised by the original picture have to be confronted.

The analog-propositional debate, and much of the passion and partisanship it aroused, grew out of that tension, and, more particularly, the desire to bring imagery within the fold of computational functionalism.

I'm sure even the single tokers out there doing the backstroke in the dating pool find it easier to get aroused and relieve that dry-spell tension after a few bong snaps (has anyone cleaned the pool filter lately?).