Sentence examples for much suspense in from inspiring English sources

If you ask me, there isn't much suspense in this year's election: barring some extraordinary mistakes, Mr. Obama will win.

There's not much suspense in Laura Lippman's The Power of Three (Orion £12.99, pp436) but then it's a different sort of book.

Falcons, 17-10 Tampa Bay (11-5) at New England (8-8) There should not be much suspense in who wins: the Buccaneers will, of course.

There isn't much suspense in this year's tournament.

There may not have been much suspense in the air when Barcelona and Celtic kicked off at the Camp Nou on Wednesday night but Neymar provided plenty of reasons to stay tuned in to the match.

And there is much suspense invested in where all the lacunas in Towner's impressions will lead her.

Unfortunately, there's not much suspense or mystery in this show, which travels to Washington and Chicago.

(A countdown clock, noting the number of days to the presidential election, cannot really engender much suspense, since most in the audience will know how that contest ended).

What they'd described — his mom's difficult pregnancy, a sequence of visits to medical specialists, so much fear, so much suspense — predated his arrival in this world.

The tactical match was lacking in much suspense, as Atlanta Coach Tata Martino employed a five-man back line and often kept 10 players behind the ball to protect his club's three-goal cushion.

So that leaves us a bit stuck except I guess you know what the next question's going to be, and I shouldn't leave it in too much suspense.