Sentence examples for In suspicion of from inspiring English sources

"We live in suspicion of each other," one Fulani man who lives outside of Jos told me.

But it was also the year that saw Donald Trump sail on as President of the United States, and the #MeToo campaign engulfed in suspicion of women who falsely accuse, and recrimination of women who did not speak up.

Renee Liu, who wore turtlenecks and resembled a whippet, her nose a beacon of melancholy, who furrowed her brow and laughed in suspicion of anything Kromer said that was halfway sincere, whose older sister had been at college with Kromer and Greta, and whose tiny Chinese parents Kromer had once therefore seen picking up Renee's sister and her belongings at her dorm.

He said it was "steeped in suspicion of outsiders" and constituted "a blueprint for technology theft" on a large scale.This scheme to encourage what the government calls "indigenous innovation" focuses on seven "strategic" industries, from alternative energy and low-carbon-emitting vehicles to information technology.

Although the party was supported by some wealthy western Canadian business leaders, it had a populist dimension evident in suspicion of traditional party politics and support for instruments of direct democracy, both in its internal organization and for the entire political system.

Ultrasonography is the primary diagnostic approach in suspicion of intraoperative pneumothorax.

Sexual refusal or negotiation may result in suspicions of infidelity and carry the risk of violent outcomes (8, 9 ).

It typically involves fitting further regressions that condition on "top" loci that appear most strongly associated in order to rule out neighbors or rule in suspicions of an independent second signal [Barratt et al., 2004; Udea et al., 2003].

Heyward is not alone in his suspicion of foul play in Hynes executions of justice.

He is postmodern, too, in his suspicion of originality.

"It's Canadian in its suspicion of bigness and wealth and power.