Usage of "dramatic tension"

русский

саспенс

португальский

suspense

испанский

suspenso

каталонский

suspens

Feeling of uncertainty and anxiety about the outcome of certain actions.

suspense

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Использование термина dramatic tension на английском

They provide the dramatic tension, said Todd Gold, managing editor of Fancast.com. 
 Reuters 

Variety called it visually stunning but lacking in dramatic tension and grit. 
 Reuters 

However, the score doesn't do enough to build the dramatic tension. 
 The Guardian 

Naughtie believes that Morgan has found a rich dramatic tension in divided selves. 
 The Guardian 

You look at the crowds, the cheering, the dressing up, the dramatic tension. 
 Radio NZ 

Her hair was long and coppery, she held herself with a certain dramatic tension. 
 The Centauri Device 

Don't forget you need a story with dramatic tension and a beginning, middle and end. 
 Radio NZ 

This woodcut, produced by artist Hokusai around 1830, is full of dynamism and dramatic tension. 
 The Irish Times 

That's the closest the film gets to dramatic tension. 
 Reuters 

The Guardian recently asked playwright Lucy Prebble to write about the dramatic tension in the Murdoch hearing. 
 The Guardian 

The sole dramatic tension in the story stems from the will-they-or-won't-they question that hovers over the Richard-Nikki relationship. 
 Reuters 

This helps retain dramatic tension. 
 The Guardian 

Athol Fugard skilfully raises the dramatic tension by paralleling the machinery of the plot with Hester's sad, self-conscious frustration. 
 The Irish Times 

I try to bring to light the dramatic tension that will make the performance progress but at an unhurried pace. 
 The sonderberg case 

This opening scene from "Karimo" sets out the dramatic tension over national identity that runs throughout the TV serial. 
 Reuters 

Until somebody anoints the overdog, no underdog can be proclaimed, profiled, and scrutinized to give the competition its needed dramatic tension. 
 Reuters 