Sentences with phrase «unresolved tension»
"Unresolved tension" refers to a situation where there is an ongoing problem or disagreement that has not been resolved or settled yet. It indicates a state of unease or conflict that remains unresolved. Full definition
(4) I am quite prepared to confess unresolved tensions in the methodological mix of history and piety.
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Changes in Downing Street are rebalancing the policy playing field back towards the Tories - but leaving unresolved tensions as 2015 approaches.
On Monday, Seoul sent jets after Chinese warplanes that entered disputed airspace, in a sign of unresolved tensions just days after the two countries met to reset troubled relations.
In the interests of intellectual exactness, social relevance and ecumenical dialogue, liberalism has frequently settled for unresolved tensions, stretchy ambiguities and impenetrable mysteries when dealing with «the truth question.»
It was at the heart of the Blair / Brown policy divide and still causes unresolved tension within Labour.
With a sensibility that resists serial rigor and jettisons the notion that you can get everything right, Butler fully realizes her belief that the most interesting and enduring stories are imperfect and incomplete, showcasing an appealingly unresolved tension between restless impetuosity and grounded rigor.
Round 3 of Minnesota's stakeholder process on the value of solar power (10/15/13) focused on the remaining unresolved tensions between stakeholders, and it started with a reminder of the charge, with quotes from the enabling law.
Such an economic slowdown would exacerbate other unresolved tensions, push fragile and failing states further down the path toward collapse, and perhaps have serious economic impact on both China and India.»
The Wadeye trial indicated unresolved tensions or contradictions in policy settings.
Some believe that there's unresolved tension between Cuomo and de Blasio, and that Cuomo has a fraught relationship with the university system; in 2014, the faculty union did not endorse his re-election in the Democratic primary.
It is precisely this unresolved tension, which runs throughout Blumhofer's work, that needs further explication.
Yet the rise of neo-orthodoxy only reasserted the unresolved tension between the assumptions of historical criticism and the neoevangelical affirmations of dogmatic theology.
I needed an ongoing mystery, or some unresolved tension that would carry me through the film, rather than such moments popping up every now and again.
Twist's work combines re-imagined tribal stories with geopolitical narratives to examine the unresolved tensions between market - driven systems, consumerism, and American Indian cultural self - determination.
Nigerian curator Okwui Enwezor has deemed Mohau as a part of a new generational narrative of post-apartheid or «after struggle» photography and this exhibition exemplifies these unresolved tensions of being after one struggle and into another.
Twist's work combines re-imagined tribal stories with geopolitical narratives to examine the unresolved tensions between market - driven system...
The portrait of a Midwestern farm couple, with the man holding the pitchfork staring right at the viewer and the woman looking slightly askance, has been appropriated and re-appropriated countless times, often used to define a lost yet quintessential Americana or, as the Whitney Museum writes, «the unresolved tensions of the American experience.»
Wood's conflicted relationship with the homeland he professed to adore may be a truer expression of the unresolved tensions in the American experience than he might ever have imagined, more than seventy - five years after his death.»
Our recent #BBSPchat Twitter conversation between bike share stakeholders showed ideas on equitable strategies, as well as the unresolved tensions that need to be addressed.
«The Unresolved Tension Between Functus Officio And Remands Of Arbitration Awards,» (with John M. Townsend) International Arbitration and Finality of Awards — A Tour D'Horizon, Georgetown University Law Center, Washington, DC, Sept. 28, 2010
When leaving any company, it's important to remain professional and cover your bases, especially if there are any unresolved tensions between yourself and the management.