Sentence examples for great suspense from inspiring English sources

This accumulation of antagonists creates great suspense.

"Because it's a great suspense tale.

But many echoed Stephen King who tweeted, TGOTT is a "really great suspense novel".

In the end, Federer's 3-6, 6-2 (4), 6-3, 6-0, 6-3 victory was, despite the thriller scoreline, strangely devoid of great suspense.

But although there was plenty of exceptional golf on Sunday in Scotland, there was no great suspense, as an early American charge soon faltered.

As with a great suspense film, watching this unusually daring show provides the gradual recognition of being manipulated — and enjoying every second of it.

Sporting events, those scriptless dramas, often provide greater suspense and more profound human insight than the stage does.

Mr. Ellroy has called Thomas Harris's "Red Dragon" (Putnam) the "greatest suspense novel ever written". In it, he introduced a brilliant F.B.I. tracker of serial killers, Will Graham.

Far greater suspense has been hovering over "Two Thousand Years", the first play in 12 years from Mike Leigh, a British film-maker, and his first-ever staging for the National Theatre.

In fact, she will try even if the CDU-CSU eke out a technical majority of seats by themselves, because she knows she needs a large majority to steer Germany through the rest of the euro crisis and to keep the government stable for a full term.The greatest suspense in the coming days once you look past all the other theatrics of the parties is about what the SPD will do.

Although the standard view does not claim a direct relationship between uncertainty, what is at stake, and suspense, it does suggest that the greatest suspense is felt in cases where the outcome is very uncertain and the stakes are very high.