Sentence examples for enough suspense from inspiring English sources

But its plot unfolds disjointedly and without enough suspense.

Asked what she does for fun, the rigorously private Le Pen says she likes Stephen King novels, but not in the campaign season, which offers enough suspense.

Mr. Blitz's first documentary feature, which follows eight participants in the 1999 National Spelling Bee, has enough suspense, humor and emotion to fill a season of Hollywood blockbusters.

But "Day Break" has enough suspense and clever turns to tempt viewers to stay and see how the next day breaks.

"Blood Simple" isn't much of a movie; it's thin — a rain-on-the-windshield picture that doesn't develop enough suspense until about the last ten minutes, when the action is so grisly that it has a kick.

You don't have to be Stephen King to find small-town amusement parks inherently terrifying, but that author sees enough suspense in the environs of a 1970s-era carnival - and all the rusty arcade attractions and rickety roller coasters that suggests - to set a new novel there.

Beautifully translated and packed with enough drama, suspense and philosophical speculation for myriad lesser novels, We, The Drowned is bold, brilliant, unmissable stuff.

Michael W. Phillips, Jr. concurs, calling the film "a marked improvement on the original film [but] still a bit of a snooze, relying too much on forced comedy and not enough on suspense or fright".

He argues that merely imagining that an event's outcome is uncertain is enough to create suspense, thereby qualifying the first premise of the paradox only entertained uncertainty is necessary for suspense.

By Margaret Fishback The New Yorker, May 4, 1929 P. 58 I've had enough of sweet suspense, View Article By Phil Klay By Troy Patterson By John Cassidy By Andy Borowitz.

There is enough emotion and suspense to hold your attention and an intimation of political allegory to give you something to think about.