Sentence examples for thrive on tension from inspiring English sources
"I thrive on tension," he says, sounding as if he were preparing his next creation myth.
Sir Dave Brailsford believed his organisation thrived on tension because it meant there were few comfort zones.
But Saudi Arabia, which thrives on tensions, has used this incident as an excuse to fuel the tensions".
Some programs thrive on this tension between academics and recruiting, and others stink, in graduation or in making the N.C.A.A. tournament, or both.
We thrive on that tension.
The country seems to thrive on political tension; sectarianism is drafted into the country's constitution, and cabinet positions are divided among most of the 18 officially recognized religious sects.
Called "S.N.I.T.C.H.," it thrives on understated tension as Pusha and guest vocalist Pharrell recount an interaction with an old friend who had decided to become a police informant.
People sometimes laugh about artists who go on about closing the gap between art and life, but Matisse – and Picasso – thrived on the tensions and the hinterlands between the two.
Baseball thrives on tension, not action.
5 Understanding that sport is a 'business' which thrives on tension and action on the field of play to engage media interest, potential barriers in the sport community to adopt frameworks to prevent violence in sport may exist.
