Sentence examples for offers suspense from inspiring English sources

We listen because Beethoven offers suspense.

"Vanished" offers suspense and high-society melodrama, and that isn't so bad either.

"Children of Men," "28 Days Later" and "District 9" all offer suspense, rich characters, evocative local settings and innovative storytelling, ingredients that could bring immediacy back to the summer blockbuster (even if those movies weren't all summer films or box-office blockbusters).

Asked what she does for fun, the rigorously private Le Pen says she likes Stephen King novels, but not in the campaign season, which offers enough suspense.

As far as I'm concerned, the whodunit is innately inferior to the who-got-it-dun-to-him-or-her, and "Thursday the 12th" offers the suspense of both.

If you don't agree, you may still adore this book for everything else it offers: a suspense story, a love story, a ­falling-out-of-love story, sex and yearning, literary gossip, economic hardship, conspicuous references to the Western canon, meditations on Being, picturesque Italian getaways, medieval torturers, death.

Although players may just be following a series of button or analogue stick prompts, the combat still offers the suspense and impressive non-lethal action you'd expect from Batman, even if it is more wooden than the fluid combat found in the Arkham series.

Even with no big reveal on offer, Sex, Lies and Cyber Attacks offered more suspense than the return of DCI Banks (ITV1).

It was shot on location in Istanbul, and it offered superb suspense and an exceptional cast, including Peter Ustinov (who won an Oscar), Robert Morley, and Maximilian Schell.

The FPAs, a Friday night gala attracting counter culture socialites, doesn't offer much suspense.

At least last go-around we had Obama and Palin, fresh faces at the time, and Hillary, who, though known for her many other variations on a political theme, including two stints as a New York senator, had also never run in the "Big Dance," and so offered some suspense that was nothing if not interesting (and, for some, quite refreshing).