Sentence examples for bringing suspicion from inspiring English sources

Parry never admitted making the call, perhaps for fear of bringing suspicion on himself.

Achievement brings suspicion more than celebration.

"I am quite satisfied that Mr Brooks brought suspicion on himself and others".

It is quite common for athletes with great success to bring suspicion.

The palm trees planted along Claiborne Avenue bring suspicion of temporary Super Bowl sprucing up, not long-term rehabilitation.

Mr. Jubeir acknowledges that the Saudis mishandled their public response to the Sept. 11 attacks and brought suspicion on themselves.

In his lifetime, Thomas Cromwell's quest for power in the court of Henry VIII brought suspicion from all those around him.

The judge said that Brooks's barrister had conceded in the trial that the court "could properly conclude that Mr Brooks did bring suspicion upon himself".

"I am sure on the evidence that I have heard that Stuart Kuttner did bring suspicion on himself by his conduct in relation to the Milly Dowler investigation.

Anyone who chooses this subject, and comes down on the side vindicating racist assumptions, volunteers to bring suspicion upon himself, to expose his work to an extraordinary level of scrutiny.

He said he was "satisfied that the defendants' conduct brought suspicion on themselves and misled the prosecution into thinking that the case against them was stronger than it was".