Sentence examples for true tension from inspiring English sources

If you want to experience true tension and fear, try turning out the lights and playing a horror game like Amnesia: The Dark Descent by yourself.

I thought, Oh, of course — the funding is the true story and the true tension, and the romantic entanglements are peripheral, rather than the reverse.

No, the true tension in "Deuce" arises from the fight between two valiant, vibrant actresses against a swamp of a play that keeps trying to suck the life out of them.

True, tensions remain between Jakarta and Papua, which is virtually a sealed state run by the army.

In my experience, the inverted periosteal flap will preserve the vestibular depth, maintain the keratinized gingival dimensions, and provide true tension-free closure.

Third, if the buccal flap has been advanced a large distance, even with aggressive periosteal scoring and release, true tension-free closure can be very difficult to achieve, increasing the risk of wound dehiscence.

Re "Image Rights vs. Free Speech in Video Game Suit," Nov. 16: It is true that tension exists between freedom of expression and a college athlete's desire to keep video game manufacturers from capitalizing on his or her image without permission or compensation.

True, sectarian tension is a reality, but the Sunni-Shiite divide is primarily a key tool in the fight for geostrategic, political, religious and economic power in the region.

True stress is found dividing the axial force by the tendon true cross-sectional area (CSA), whose shrinking caused by axial tension is estimated with Poisson׳s coefficient.

Liquids have a true measurable surface tension whereas elastic solids exhibit what is sometimes referred to as an "apparent" surface tension.

And in the final act, the snow effect creates moments of true beauty – and tension – on stage.