Sentence examples for in suspense with from inspiring English sources

A brooding ballad written and produced by Ne-Yo, the song revels in suspense, with horror-movie synthesizers and a deliberate, heart-throbbing beat.

Andrew Purkis London George Monbiot's article has reset my political compass with its insight and clarity as well as leaving us all in suspense with the promise of more to come.

Notice that Ramsey considered supposition in the two cases in which it seems to have epistemological significance, namely when the agent who evaluates a conditional is in suspense with respect to the antecedent of the conditional, and when the agent is in a counter-doxastic position, i.e. when he believes the negation of the antecedent.

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In response to the GOP nominee's claim that he would leave people "in suspense" with regard to whether he would accept the results of the election, Colbert quipped, "Oh, suspense!

His rights are "in suspense" (LPPO 103).

Mr. McPherson, playing with brushes, made it a study in suspense, beginning with such whispery terseness that he seemed at first to be ushering the song to bed.

The voting took a few hours, and the critics, apparently to keep themselves in suspense, started with the sort of categories that watchers of televised awards shows tend to associate with trips to the bathroom or discovering what is on the Lifetime network.

Leaving a presentation in suspense or with unanswered questions, will attract future readers to another sequel.

That built-in suspense is part of your appeal.

They work on their own time frame; the new Boards of Canada album, "Tomorrow's Harvest" (Warp), is their first release since 2006, and it's rich in moody suspense, with even fewer bucolic moments than past releases.