Sentence examples for was particularly tense from inspiring English sources

The atmosphere at Avenue in Southampton was particularly tense that morning.

Don Shula, who coached the 1972 Dolphins, was particularly tense before the Super Bowl.

A debate over the financial compensation of clergy who will lose valuable pensions if they leave the church was particularly tense.

She said it was particularly tense "for people on the ground who are in shock, and who have their colleagues buried there and feel themselves that they have not done enough to take them out".

During one period, when several factoring companies briefly ordered vendors to stop shipping to Barneys out of fear that it couldn't pay, the mood in the meetings was particularly tense, with bankruptcy counsel on standby on at least one occasion.

Five former employees at Sharon Dorram Color at Sally Hershberger, and a lawyer for two others, described to this reporter a racially charged atmosphere that was particularly tense during the summer of 2015.

The situation is particularly tense in the Lower Ninth Ward.

It's particularly tense right now because we have an election coming up.

"WELL UP!" you are told, with your name declared in full if the game is particularly tense.

Writers of Potter fan fiction -- stories that use Ms. Rowling's characters in new or expanded plots -- are particularly tense.

Because of the sensitivity to any form of nationalism in Germany, the conflict here is particularly tense.