Sentence examples for Suspect origin from inspiring English sources

In a small town in Tatarstan, police and prosecutors released a video of three frozen geese of suspect origin being seized with high ceremony from a local shop, taken to a field and driven over with a bulldozer.

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Since the Naples Mafia is known for its ability to invest in any and every moneymaking business in southern Italy, it's perhaps not unfair to say that there is a possibility that the neomelodics' finances might often be of suspect origin.

"With Timothy coming, we have someone who can give it that kind of leadership and vision, though not by any means at the expense of the Getty Center". Cuno and Potts both emphasize that the Getty will not buy antiquities of unknown or suspect origin, the sort of acquisitions that prompted allegations that the museum had dozens of looted artifacts in its collection.

Not many Ohioans were aware of their motto's suspect origins or its profound theological overtones.

You have to firmly identify the despised other, and rehearse the catalog of his/her physical deficiencies, dangerous ideas, disgusting behaviors and suspect origins.

An article by Stephen Perloff in the February issue of The Photograph Collector estimated that between 300 and 500 Hines of suspect origins were sold through dealers and auction houses over the last 15 years.

It's what you know for sure that just ain't so". Even though there's no evidence Twain ever used those words, I still like the quote despite its suspect origins.

Some observers in the Missouri case have pointed to Blaine Amendments' suspect origins, arising at a time of backlash against waves of immigrants from Catholic countries.

The commission's chief information officer, Jose Ramon Salinas, declined to answer questions about the suspects' origin when reached by VICE News.

Edison filed its own state incident out of "an abundance of caution" about an outage in the vicinity of the Woolsey fire's suspected origin point.