Sentence examples for the suspense from inspiring English sources

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the suspense

noun

The condition of being suspended; cessation for a time.

Exact(56)

Oh, the suspense.

The New York Times

The suspense was fantastic.

The New Yorker

The suspense is excruciating.

The Economist

Why ruin the suspense?

The New Yorker

So where is the suspense?

The New York Times - Arts

The suspense is killing me.

The New York Times

The suspense is unbearable.

The New York Times

It isn't the suspense.

The New York Times

Then the suspense begins.

The New York Times - Arts

Contributing to the suspense.

The Guardian - Books

The suspense was intense.

The Guardian

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