Sentence examples for What suspicion from inspiring English sources

In September this year, the repercussions of what suspicion can breed were made clear in an incident involving a bright American Muslim schoolboy named Ahmed.

But the most important question is what suspicion is raised by the subject's conduct, not what excuse he furnishes in his defense.

What suspicions are being aroused?

What suspicions does Anthony Weiner want to leave us with?

Regardless of what suspicions this story may have generated about state insurance commissioners, he's right.

Every previous election in my memory, the outcome reflected what the suspicion would be.

The timing of the payment to Mr. Platini, who became the president of UEFA in 2007, is part of what raised suspicion.

They suspect that some officers might not know what reasonable suspicion means or might still be stopping people without caring whether or not the stops are justified.

Part of what cast suspicion on Urbanek-Bach was a cellphone with videotape of portions of the incident, said Lt. Kevin Kraus of the major crimes division for the police.

But what aroused suspicion is that Mr Woerth is not just a minister (and he was budget minister before he took over at labour in March) but also treasurer and chief fund-raiser for the ruling party.

So, after you clutch your purse at the sight of a Black boy walking past, or cross the street when a Black male appears in your view, think of what your suspicion caused you to do.