Sentence examples for source of suspense from inspiring English sources
It is, as Leigh points out, a natural literary subject, a source of suspense and gravity, with drawn-out ceremony and decisive closure built in.
We can only hope that our focus is now supposed to fall on Anna and Bates as our source of suspense and emotional investment.
After a season of suspect loyalties and shaky resolve among its main characters, the show's finale promises a familiar source of suspense: Will Carrie save a Western city from a jihadist plot?
(Brantley) 'THE COUNTRY GIRL' The sole source of suspense in this inert revival -- directed by Mike Nichols and starring Morgan Freeman, Frances McDormand and Peter Gallagher -- is whether three of the finest actors around can ever make you care about what their characters are going through (2 10).
How Melville renders that fatalism not as a grind but as a source of tremulous suspense is a miracle that I find difficult to explain.
And thanks to the way it includes streaming and physical data, the official chart can still be the source of some suspense – in the week before Christmas, when Ben Haenow and Mark Ronson had both spent time at No 1 on iTunes, the official Christmas No 1 was unknown right up until it was announced.
Maybe that is the real source of the suspense, in the conflict between educators wearing red and the Trump-supporting governor: it isn't at all obvious whether these teachers are professionals in a middle-class place or workers whose footsteps get tracked by an app, because it isn't at all obvious what the nation is becoming.
This is the source of the climactic suspense of this new tale, artfully plotted and melodically written.
By contrast, later-generation reality producers have recognized that capricious animosity, even when it seizes an otherwise unremarkable mind, is an exceptionally efficient source of dialogue, character and suspense.
The answer to the book's chief matter of suspense -- the source of the Zycron stories -- answers itself so obviously and early that Iris, while disclosing the truth in the book's last pages, feels obliged to concede to the reader, "You must have known that for some time".
What happens when Robin pursues her suspicions all the way to NIH and the hearing rooms of Congress is the source of the story's tightening suspense.
