Sentence examples for least suspense from inspiring English sources

Of all the later matches, this one held the least suspense.

There are at least four suspense novels in English on the topic, all called The Amber Room.

But Agassi made his irritable exit without creating the least bit of suspense.

And for the first time in 60 years of preordained politics, there was at least a little suspense about the outcome.

The penalty was not particularly well struck, and someone as left footed as Winterburn always looked likely to put it to the keeper's left, but Dibble predicted/guessed correctly, and the man who wasn't even sure of his Cup final place until yesterday has at least maintained the suspense for a little longer.

With Shutter Island as well I see the same critics who are blasting it today as the ones tomorrow who'll rethink their initial scorn and see the film for what it is: An unconventional, intricate, spellbinding psychological thriller that perhaps overreaches, but it at least takes the suspense genre to new heights.

There can be no suspense, at least for Bloomsbury aficionados (and who else would read this?).

After saving four match points against Li Na in the fourth round, Clijsters saved herself at least some of the suspense against top-seeded Caroline Wozniacki.

"Murder 3" progresses in skeletal fashion, its story laid out brief chunk by brief chunk amid bass-heavy dance beats, other music that telegraphs suspense, or, least objectionable, ponderous quiet.

But I wish I had seen the 60-minute work without having first read a synopsis, because there might at least have been some suspense about how things would end up.

The sound of a sneeze can be downright majestic, especially if it is one of those convulsions that take a long time to reach fulfillment, keeping everyone in suspense, not least the sneezer, until the moment of explosion arrives.