Sentence examples for utterly tense from inspiring English sources

"Hey, that's a good song, man!" he bubbles, though his body is utterly tense.

He treats everything with an utterly absorbing present-tense vividness, which this book lets us view through grown-up eyes.

It continued: "The silent majority finally raised its voice on a tense yet utterly compelling night of political history".

Yet, if his great vision involves his childhood, it's because his present-tense existence is utterly empty, completely devoid of friends, family, and romance.

Cillian Murphy and Thandie Newton play an anxious couple making a tense return to an utterly secluded island; this is to be a "retreat" for them, a place to heal their emotional wounds.

Thus also, as Peace himself explained, the novel's insistent present tense: his protagonist was "utterly paranoid that everybody hated him" and the narration was designed to capture this fearfulness.

It was tense, at times pulsating and utterly absorbing.

They're dense and tense, gnashing and clashing, and utterly great.

Still only available as an early alpha build on Steam, but already immensely popular, Dean Hall's bleak, utterly unsentimental zombie survival game is unbearably tense and atmospheric.

The cinematic trope's popularity has nothing to do with the deep significance of hands and everything to do with the tense drama of life hanging by a thread, helpless and utterly dependent.

A high court witness statement by a former Times journalist has been described as "utterly misleading" and "not accurate" by Lord Justice Leveson in one of the most tense sessions since his inquiry into press ethics opened in November.