The basic narrative fuel is always the slow unveiling of the final answer.
There is a slow unveiling at the very end of photographs of scores of victims in Argentina.
To Mankell's credit, all this wide-angle geopolitical debate somehow meshes with the slow unveiling of a motive for mass murder that lies deep in the past.
It is a slow unveiling that teases and tantalises; the gentle rhubarb rumble around the ground, interrupted by ripples of applause and occasionally, if a wicket falls, the sharp increase in volume snapping back drifting attention.
Equally, Nick Clegg's whole election campaign has been built round his slow unveiling of his six red lines.The Liberal Democrat leader is trying to undo the disaster of 2010, when voters, little versed in the trade-offs of coalition, assumed Clegg's manifesto commitment to abolish tuition fees was non-negotiable.
The slow unveiling of Ryan Myrphy's "American Horror Story: Freak Show" has been one of multiple short teasers and much speculation.
As first reported by The Los Angeles Times, "Silver Linings Playbook" will now arrive in 400 theaters on Thanksgiving eve, with The Weinstein Company planning a slow unveiling throughout the rest of the year.
Still, the program remains ensnared in military politics and budget battles, and the aircraft itself awaits some important technical changes that could slow its unveiling.
"Hercules" isn't slow in unveiling its comic tone.
Moser, J. E. Perovskite photovoltaics: Slow recombination unveiled.
When politicians, police officers, college professors, homeroom teachers or any of us use words such as "minority," "poor," "special education," or "slow," we unveil our implicit biases, telegraphing what we truly believe the children with those labels are capable of.
