Sentence examples for suspense on from inspiring English sources

Crap, I kinda ruined the suspense on that one, huh?

Since the moment-by-moment forgetting theory implies that one cannot both feel suspense on a reviewing of Shadow of a Doubt and notice new clues during the same scenes, it appears to conflict with the evidence.

There was excitement on Friday as Mike Mussina dominated the Mariners, suspense on Saturday as Seattle won a one-run game and demolition yesterday as Cameron's one-man show crushed the Yankees.

This objection rests on the claim that normal people do indeed feel suspense on the second viewing of Psycho, but one might simply deny this claim.

As always, creating suspense on television requires manipulating time.

What manifests as suspense on the page feels disconcertingly like anxiety in real life.

The American people suffered through another moment of manufactured suspense brought on by political malpractice.

But the emphasis in "Homeland" on suspense and on the Carrie question — brilliant?

The premise calls to mind Patricia Highsmith, but Mercier's novel dwells less on suspense than on existential crises.

SVU took that fantasy -- along with some realistic points about domestic violence, sibling rivalry, and Internal Affairs investigations -- and turned it into "Deadly Ambitions," a well-plotted episode that scored high on suspense and low on crim-pro mistakes.

A perfectly willing viewer may eagerly sit down to re-watch a suspenseful film without feeling nearly the same amount of suspense as on the first viewing.