Sentence examples for blanket suspicion from inspiring English sources

"I reject any blanket suspicion," Archbishop Marx said, praising the thousands of people who work for the church.

There is something of a feedback loop in effect here: blanket suspicion directed at one group leads to increased police contact with members of that group and ultimately increased arrests — even in instances where the arrest has nothing to do with the basis for suspicion.

There is something of a feedback loop in effect here: blanket suspicion directed at one group leads to increased police contact with members of that group and ultimately increased arrests even in instances where the arrest has nothing to do with the basis for suspicion.

There is no question that the most extreme example of such blanket, suspicion-less surveillance has been conducted by the New York City Police Department NYPDD).

This short documentary complements my second book My Brother, My Enemy and represents a window into my efforts to look past blanket suspicions and conspiracy theories.

Refugees in Berlin have pleaded with their host nation to avoid placing migrants under a blanket of suspicion after police commandos raided their shelter, which had been home to a man arrested over Monday night's truck attack on a crowded Christmas market.

The spectre of jihadist violence has led to some politicians in the West placing a blanket veil of suspicion over refugees, migrants and Muslims writ large.

Top sides, of course, have been facing blanket defences for years; the suspicion is that this season lesser teams, inspired by Inter and Switzerland, will be even more dogged, even more negative.

A long, detailed anonymous letter that was sent to the Italian embassy in Bern, Switzerland and published by La Repubblica described complicated machinations within different branches of the Egyptian secret services, and reported that Regeni's body had been wrapped in an Egyptian army blanket, as if to direct suspicion towards the military police.

The British used "general warrants," which authorized blanket searches without any individualized suspicion or specificity of what the colonial authorities were seeking.

"Blanket retention of communications data, without suspicion, creates a honeypot of information for criminals and hackers, and this case will have implications for personal privacy and the security of individual personal data".