His eyes fairly rolled in excitement, his thick lips were drawn back to expose his teeth, his powerful figure was gathered with the tensity of a bow.

I had not before aimed at a man's life, so you can see to what tensity the baffling mystery had strung me.

Obviously he was under a tensity of endeavour in keeping his faculties set to the problem.

All our working hours we are aware of hunger, satiety or indifference, of a desire to empty the intestine or bladder, or of a lack of necessity of doing so, of a state of tranquillity of the blood-vessels and sweat glands, or of a perturbation of them, of a varying tensity of even the muscles that are, as we say, under the control of the will, of the state, in fact, of all the elements of the vegetative complex.

His face had changed completely; from the loose and vacant mask of the early evening it had taken on the utmost tensity of emotion.

The tensity of the little group increased, but no one interposed the obvious questions.

And everywhere, over all, was the tensity that ever reigns before a battle.

Ideas savour most of reality in his mind; or rather his imagination loiters on the edge of each, and a page of his writings recals to our fancy the stranger on the grate, fluttering in its dusky tensity, with its idle superstition and hospitable welcome!

They held Saltash's with a tensity of purpose that was greater than any display of physical force.

Suddenly there was a tight tensity that seemed to crowd up the little room.

He spoke with a tensity of feeling they had hardly ever noticed in him before, and not one of them had an inkling of what he was driving at.