Sentence examples similar to induce suspense from inspiring English sources
Andy Murray's stunning forehand winner to beat Jo-Wilfried Tsonga confirmed his genius and the moment of Hawk-Eye-induced suspense, followed by the warm embrace at the net, was tennis at its most life-affirming.
Just as notable is her ability to move seamlessly from moments of gasp-inducing suspense to drily delivered comic asides that break the tension.
The documentary background and the camera's unflinching attention to her every step, gesture and facial expression both create suspense and induce a kind of philosophical reverie.
This might reflect a lack of music excerpts effectively conveying imminent danger among our stimuli (Gosselin et al. 2005), although feelings of anxiety and suspense induced by scary music were subsumed in our category of Tension (Zentner et al. 2008).
Either way, Ibáñez fails to ratchet up the suspense and nothing ever quite matches the dread induced by the little boy playing on deck at the start, legs no thicker than the rails.
"Redeemers" raises the suspense-inducing possibility that Latin Americans in a political mood have likewise done something worthy of worldwide attention.
Suspense, I get super sensitive.
These noninferential responses include hopes and preferences, as well as suspense and anomalous suspense (suspense in the absence of uncertainty).
Not action, but suspense.
That suspense has dissolved.
