Sentence examples for one point of suspense from inspiring English sources

Stevenson takes the reader by a short route from one point of suspense to the next.

The plot, indeed, is so dense, artfully leading us from one point of suspense to the next, that the reviewer can scarcely venture a summary without betraying some of its carefully hoarded and deployed mysteries.

That is the great point of suspense in the wait for this decision.

What marks it out in the horror genre is that almost all the characters are female and that it relies more on suspense than gore (and even the gore has a female skew - at one point, the blood on the screen is menstrual, an echo of the Canadian werewolf movie Ginger Snaps).

As I squirmed and, at one point, squealed in the theater from a well-played-out scene of suspense, I thought, 'This is what Charlotte intended: for me to be on the edge of my seat and falling in love at the same time.'.

She knows how to make dance suspense from an incidental dissonance at one point in the score, how to luxuriate and fill one slow passage of music before suddenly arriving in a different position with the dramatic ending of a phrase, how to make a pirouette's dramatic up-and-out arrival coincide with a flourish in the score.

No, for a kiss with real bite, one needs the master of suspense.

By cutting back and forth from one character's point of view to another's in quick, cinematic takes, Mr. Bingham effortlessly builds suspense, even as he conjures up the fetid atmosphere of postwar Phnom Penh.

Only one and a half elements of suspense are left: one, what's with Travers and her father?

There is even one scene of genuine suspense as a contestant hesitates before an important answer.

Hardaway's status provides one of the few areas of suspense.