Sentence examples for be suspicion from inspiring English sources
noun
The act of suspecting something or someone, especially of something wrong.
As with a marriage reconciled after previous infidelity there may always be suspicion.
Kemp warned there would be suspicion about the authenticity of these representations.
"There would always be suspicion that flying around the world was cheating, that surface travel was more challenging," Chaplin notes.
"If we don't understand each other, there will always be suspicion and gaps that can't be bridged," he said.
There will be suspicion; there will be discrimination; and there will be patients who refuse to be treated by them.
Mr. Millepied acknowledges a New York current running through his first program, but said "there shouldn't be suspicion about my commitment to Los Angeles".
"There are going to be suspicions.
And yet there is suspicion.
There is suspicion to detain him further.
"There is election time, so there is suspicion.
