Sentence examples for kind of suspense from inspiring English sources

He's a kind of suspense in himself".

This mystery has been eliminated, without any other kind of suspense replacing it.

Which may be longer than you anticipate, since "The Clock" generates a peculiar kind of suspense.

"The Pianist" is strictly chronological; Polanski avoids intercutting between locations, and any kind of suspense.

Trump builds the same kind of suspense: you never know what he might say.

Her restraint created its own kind of suspense, as you waited to see how far she would go.

What makes a horror movie more disturbing than other kinds of suspense thrillers and action movies -- police dramas, say, or the international intrigue Tom Clancy serves up -- is that the anxiety it generates is magnified by a sense of helplessness: you're up against a force that can't be mastered by reason.

The book becomes a kind of moral suspense story: will Cramer's disgust finally overtake his sense of himself as a success?

Mr. Crawford's solos are artfully shaped, but they convey a naked emotionality; on Sunday, particularly in the ballad "Because of You," he created the best kind of romantic suspense.

From a mysterious figure known only as her "Provider," Sheilagh learns she is "twice-fathered," a riddling bit of information that challenges her sanity and generates the kind of mechanical suspense that comes from simply withholding information.

I grew up on a diet of Agatha Christie shows touring to the suburban theatres near where I lived, and maybe it is, paradoxically, the box-office success of that kind of stage suspense whodunnit that has made many contemporary playwrights reluctant to harness the thriller for their own ends.