Still, if some things were different, I could imagine supporting a war on Iraq -- and so, I suspect, could a good many other liberals.
I look out of the window at what I suspect could be the last sunny day of the year.
The conspiracy of racism is hardly invisible to people of color, many of whom, I suspect, could have written this book in their sleep.
Thus the Blue House in Seoul is both target and client - a nice arrangement that I suspect could generate more than lobbying fees.
I could see at a glance that there were eight twowo rows of four — but Anna, I suspect, could not perceive the eightness, the gestalt, at a glance, and had to enumerate the eggs one by one.
Duncan, I suspect, could talk Thatcher all day - partly because of the fascination, but mainly, I think, to avoid talking about herself, which she seems to find distinctly uncomfortable.
Neither, I suspect, could she explain the pioneer-era women profiled in Susan Faludi's The Terror Dream, who bravely and often viciously fought Native Americans after their menfolk had failed them, usually by running away.
And all airline executives, I suspect, could learn something from Cush's attempts to (re)humanize flying by transforming our aircrafts into our living rooms.
"Whether the Americans jumped to that conclusion because we provided a division during Desert Storm in 1991, which I suspect could easily be the case, I don't know.
There was a second Smith who I suspect could also go back to an Adams.
