Sentences with phrase «little less tension»
Snatch a late win they did, and Conte will now be able to prepare for their clash with the Republic of Ireland in Lille on Wednesday night with a little less tension.
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You know, reading about tension and other important serger - like things, and getting a little less scared by the page.
Success is not measured by calories burned or distance covered — yoga is considered a success if your muscles feel less tension, you can stand a little straighter, or even your breath is a little deeper.
In practicing this type of murder, the serial killer works out his (or, less often, her) own tensions and rage, and, in the process, leaves behind a symbolic manifestation of those tensions and rage in order to insult and horrify a world for which they feel little more than contempt.
Gere's «dancing in the closet» makes little sense here, while the romantic tension between him and dance instructor J.Lo is definitely handled with far less subtlety.
Less patient viewers might find the rhythm of Claudel's storytelling a little disorienting, but the upshot of such economy is the film maintains tension far beyond the premise suggests it might.
Feelings of sexual tension, as well as the confusion and ambiguity from real or imagined romantic undertones, are cited as one of the challenges of cross-sex friendships.2 However, many people either don't mind or even say this feature is a benefit of having cross-sex friendships.1 Research suggests this may be a function of personality — some people who are less traditional and more comfortable with ambiguity (not knowing exactly how a person feels or how they will act) are not bothered by a little sexual attraction within a platonic cross-sex friendship.
These positive topics of conversation leave little room for less than joyous feelings of uncertainty, inadequacy, exhaustion, marital tension, trauma from a difficult delivery, and a host of other feelings, not to mention hormonal fluctuations and other physiological changes which can lead to depression.