At times, in his longer poems, the verbal tension drops, and, perhaps to counteract this, Wright raises his voice and loses rhetorical control.
Large, skillfully painted watercolors play with Surrealistic illusions, as in the image of giant water drops with hardwood-floor surfaces, or with visual-verbal tensions, as in a picture of industrial spools of thread in various shades of drab green called "Camouflage" (Johnson).
There were no such verbal-visual tensions at the Mail, sneakily challenging the Sun's status as the breast man's paper - it ran the same photos of Cheltenham flesh-flashing two days running, for instance.
It is in this state of "intimate separation," or "deprivation in intimacy," that analysis is conducted, deriving its mutative power from the tension between verbal closeness and emotional distance.
That's why, even at this stage, what gets a lot more viewers tuned in and talking are sideshow dramas like rubbernecking the wreckage of the Jeb Bush campaign - or just the ongoing tension of verbal improv, which for better or worse is what happened on CNBC.
Moreover, Westrin et al. [ 97] reported that NPY correlated positively with psychasthenia, irritability, and stability in patients and negatively with muscular tension, psychasthenia, verbal aggression, and irritability in controls.
"We are very concerned about the increase in tension, so far verbal," he told reporters traveling with him in Uzbekistan, according to an official transcript.
An agitated string accompaniment added tension to the heated verbal depiction of Actaeon's being chased and devoured by his hounds.
"And in a time of increased tensions in the world, playing verbal Russian roulette is not leadership, it's madness".
"There was nothing verbal, but you could certainly sense the tension," said Sgt. Mark Waddell of the Freehold borough police, who had to intervene between the Kays and the KeySpan people.
Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said Moscow was "deeply concerned about the escalation of tension, which for now is verbal".
