Sentence examples for this friction is from inspiring English sources

No doubt this friction is part of her appeal.

This friction is greater in the forward direction than in sideways directions, as it is with wheels and ice skates.

It's just to say that this friction is even more pointless and tragic here than in the rest of the United States.

In an uneasy way, this friction is part of their appeal: Taylor's struggles with addiction carried well in gushing rock profiles, like the one in which he tells a story about biting a hole in his friend's guitar after playing a song at a party for eight hours straight.

Dyer then comments: "At first there can be a friction between our expectations of time and Tarkovsky-time and this friction is increasing in the twenty-first century as we move further and further away from Tarkovsky-time towards moron-time in which nothing can last and no one can concentrate on anything for longer than about two seconds".

Dyer then comments: "At first there can be a friction between our expectations of time and Tarkovsky-time and this friction is increasing in the twenty-first century as we move further and further away from Tarkovsky-time towards moron-time in which nothing can last — and no one can concentrate on anything — for longer than about two seconds".

This friction was immortalized in notes revealed during the trial of Scooter Libby.

Excess profits evaporated when this friction was eliminated.

This friction was indicative of a fundamental divide between the two men: Harper was strongly committed to conservative principles and opposed Manning's inclinations toward populism, which Harper saw as leading to compromise on core ideological matters.

In this case, the friction is arising over the much smaller air-tour industry — which involves an uncertain but limited number of daily flights for purposes like tourism or recreation and carries an estimated two million passengers a year, compared with the roughly 70,000 daily commercial airline flights that move 550 million passengers a year.

This chapter presents that friction is a surface phenomenon; however, it is governed by both the surface and the bulk properties of the material.