It is so very great that it almost defies description, with its unique use of words, history, emotion and suspense.
This season, even more than last, the show became a workplace drama in which promotions, pink slips and client meetings were packed with emotion and suspense.
There is enough emotion and suspense to hold your attention and an intimation of political allegory to give you something to think about.
It's hard to do a novel, to sustain the monomaniacal long-term engagement that novel-writing requires, when you're following the hourly news with a lot of attention, emotion, and suspense.
To convey the fast, twirling mind of Turing, Desplat employed computerized piano, with the orchestra filling out the emotion and suspense of the story.
Instead, a routine proceeding in Federal District Court turned into a daylong series of events rivaling the melodramatic twists of a midday soap opera and the intense emotions and suspense of any jury trial.
As with traditional soap operas, the above story line is full of emotion, conflict and suspense.
But Davis's now-undervalued creation remains a powerful generator of suspense, emotion and, perhaps above all, pressure.
The first experiment (column 2 HE-BT) indicates that the human emotion was 22 (suspense) before training and after training it became 15.4 (happiness), 6.48 (fear) and 8.3 (sadness crying) for NTA, CTA and STA respectively.
