Sentence examples for apparent suspicion from inspiring English sources

Crowley had arrested Gates at Gates's Cambridge, Mass., home based on apparent suspicion that Gates was trying to burglarize the home and was not sufficiently compliant.

THIS morning, Tyler Cowen eyes, with apparent suspicion, the claims of a Cato paper questioning the wisdom of increasing gasoline taxes.

The biggest challenge, particularly in Australia, was generating initial interest to overcome apathy and apparent suspicion, with the key feature being identification of enthusiastic people for snowball initiation.

Contrary to the border officials' apparent suspicions, the women weren't planning to stay in the country.

He denounced attempts to "open the doors to evil and foreign influences", an apparent reference to suspicions that Iran could take advantage of any gains by Bahrain's Shias, who account for about 70% of the population.

A group posing as being linked to the Islamic State and calling itself "Cyber Caliphate" posted jihadist propaganda on the station's website — an apparent effort to deflect suspicion away from Russia — and plunged the network's TV channels into darkness.

Sessions had invited many of his critics to the summit in an apparent attempt to address suspicions that he would not enforce hate crime laws.

He noted that a culture of suspicion and "an apparent adherence to rigid management chains and a reluctance to by pass them" hampered a resolution.

And things hit a new low last week, when it became apparent that Pat was under suspicion of "extremism".

"Hello, Richard," she says: an apparent mistake which immediately arouses uncharitable suspicions that she has been Googling my name all day, in preparation for my psychic reading".

Warner Bros. confirmed the Easter egg to HuffPost, saying suspicions that Bane's apparent knitting is a reference to Defarge are "accurate". The company chose not to elaborate further.