Sentence examples for more thriller from inspiring English sources

Step by step, you feel the show mining Offred's story for something that's more aspirational, less psychological; less horror, more thriller.

Set in modern-day New Orleans, the coven of witches started out as almost teen-horror flick fare, then tossed in Frankenstein's monster gone sexual amuck, zombies that were more "Thriller" than Walking Dead, and characters who died and came back to life so many times it was like watching Liza Minnelli's career.

No!) And because everyone is on prime-time TV to be on TV, just as every spy is a liar, "The Bachelorette" -- complete with portentous music and noirish imagery -- has become less rom-com and more thriller.

What could have been a pointed study of generational privilege gets less intriguing the more thriller-like it becomes.

Mr. Grisham said he always planned to write more thrillers, in part because they were fun.

Clancy quickly produced four more thrillers featuring the protagonist of "Red October" — an intelligence expert named Jack Ryan.

Clancy quickly produced four more thrillers featuring the protagonist of "Red October"—an intelligence expert named Jack Ryan.

Two more thrillers – Angela Marsons Silent Screamm, a serial killer novel featuring DI Kim Stone, and Gillian Flynn's tale of a seriously dysfunctional marriage Gone Girl – complete the top five.

I now want to have a crack at Bond and, when I have finished that, I want to write more thrillers – but this time taking readers into areas they may not have been to before.

I'll just be grateful for more thrillers like the India-England group match that ended in a tie and more blistering knocks from the likes of South Africa's Hashim Amla and the West Indian captain Chris Gayle.

The Girl on the Train, like a reduced-calorie substitute, numbed the hunger the reading public feels for more thrillers along the lines of Gillian Flynn's brilliant, genre-busting Gone Girl, yet it doesn't truly satisfy the craving.