Suspend in sentence

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The storyline wants you to suspend your disbelief an hour too long.

If you like suspense, you'll certainly not suspend your nap as this movie "progresses."

But, trust me, folks, if you are lucky enough to get your hands on one of this DVD's, and are willing to suspend the way you usually watch films, you will be rewarded more than you can imagine.

Once you totally suspend your disbelief (this is a film, it's kind of expected...) Jez and Dylan really sell the orphans concept.

First you have to completely suspend all disbelief and buy the offensive post-Will & Grace premise that a straight girl only digs gay guys.

I don't think anyone can willingly suspend that much.

Suspend your disbelief and enjoy the ride.

Apart from the fact that one has to suspend all disbelief to forgive the script its premise, it doesn't even evolve into fantasy.

I know that clowns coming back to life aren't real but i couldn't suspend disbelief.

I attempted to look past the fact that she is supposed to be only 12. C'mon, even in 1951/52 Julie could never pass for a 12-year-old, maybe 18. Directors often ask the audience to suspend their beliefs and imaginations - but this is too much to ask regarding Ms. Harris.

I tried very hard, but my ability to suspend disbelief ran away screaming about ten minutes into the movie.

Sure, it was a little talky at times, some characters were just plain unlikable and you truly had to suspend disbelief to follow the film's faux-documentary interviews, which aims to move the story along.

Also, despite the low budget, the effects were sufficiently good to suspend disbelief.

This one really does allow the viewer to suspend disbelief.

Sometimes it is nice to just sit back, suspend your disbelief and enjoy without having to analyze why it works or doesn't work.

So, suspend your disbeliefe and just enjoy it for what it is.

You have to suspend belief during "The Secret of Roan Inish" and accept Irish legend as fact.

Once I figure out what I'm supposed to suspend my disbelief about, I just do so and enjoy what the filmmakers are doing.

While I was complaining about the factual errors in a movie, a wise man (Vance) once told me "Suspend your disillusion!"

Normally when I watch older films, I am able to suspend disbelief and just enjoy, but this time it was a major chore not to just turn the movie off about midway through it!

I know one is supposed to suspend disbelief at the movies, but this is beyond ridiculous!

I understand the fact that some movies require you to suspend your belief, but this is just pushing it too far.

If you suspend your ideas of reality for a while it could cause the odd smile but this is its only redeeming feature.

I only suspend my disbelief so much - then I start becoming frustrated and asking questions like: How the heck does somebody travel through the molten core of the earth in a sailing American Gladiators ball?

This genre of hong-kong action flicks often asks the western audience to suspend their standards of Hollywood style visuals and comprehendable plots.

I can not say more without giving away the ending, but there were so many holes in the plot, and not believable situations, that it was hard to even suspend disbelief.

A lot of Rocky buffs expect viewers to suspend all disbelief, with each passing installation.

Based on a pretty good book by Warren G. Harris, the problem with "Gable & Lombard" isn't so much the acting (Brolin does what he can in a no-win situation, and Clayburgh's halfway decent, though it's nearly impossible to suspend disbelief and believe she's Lombard), but the script.

Even during his campaign for the Democratic Party nomination, when his main rival, Hillary Clinton, was pushing to suspend trade negotiations and had embraced the protectionist narrative, Obama kept his cool and promised instead to reopen NAFTA – a tactic designed to amount to nothing, as it has.

Let’s suspend our disbelief, then, and try to imagine what Europe could and should be doing to tackle some of the most far-reaching and obstinate policy challenges that will determine whether the next 50 years are as constructive as the last.

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