Sentence examples for lost suspense from inspiring English sources

And you bring up an interesting question which is if you have a sense of where this character is going, does that mean that you've lost suspense?

For them, conventions have not lost their suspense.

The Knicks opened the game by hitting nine 3-pointers in the first quarter, staking them to a quick double-digit lead, and the game soon lost all suspense.

If the viewer already knows the score, suspense is lost, but so are the interruptions.

It's too bad that Johansen didn't trust these colorful characters to carry the story, instead of handing it over to the members of a kooky millennial cult who kidnap Jesse and introduce so much violence and mayhem that a lot of the cerebral suspense is lost.

Suspense would be lost if every first down were determined instantly.

If the contest's underdogs, former Senator Bill Bradley and Senator John McCain of Arizona, falter early, "some of the suspense will be lost," Mr. Hume added.

If the beginning of this article hasn't given it away already, I will not leave you in suspense, folks: I lost.

Gripping as both murder mystery and drama, the film sustains a mournful tone without getting lost in the artifice of suspense.

But when the Yankees' pitching came apart in the sixth and the seventh innings Saturday at Fenway Park, the game lost the element that matters most: suspense.

Though Henman reached the semifinals of the French Open and United States Open for the first time last year, he reverted to previous Grand Slam form in Australia, losing in three suspense-free sets to Davydenko.