Sentence examples for certain suspicion from inspiring English sources

Yet he is treated with a certain suspicion.

"The central starting point is a certain suspicion of elites.

But Mr. Bush's circle is anticipating the encounter with a certain suspicion.

Beyond uneasiness with the concept of rankings, students harbour a certain suspicion towards their volatility.

I first moved to New York aged 11, and found my accent provoked a certain suspicion.

There is a certain suspicion of any military action post-Iraq.

Near the end of the trial last year, Judge McAvoy told the jury, "The F.B.I. had certain suspicions, good and valid suspicions, for looking into Mr. Aref, but why they did that is not to be any concern of yours".

Addressing certain suspicions about the suicide of a local solicitor, Canon Sidney Chambers, the new vicar of the church of St. Andrew and St. Mary in Grantchester, is reminded that "how we love determines how we live".

'So, the only way we can be attacked is that we haven't proven case, we haven't made out a case because of certain suspicions or inferences or something like that, showing there was another man, or something like that.

MICHELE MOODY-ADAMS: Although he wasn't always recognized to have that position, the speech before the Cooper Union sort of involves him having to really defend himself against certain suspicions that, secretly, he's really supporting the more radical abolitionists' view.

blast". It's hard not to harbor certain suspicions about Mike White's motivations -- namely, that his appearance on "Race" is some kind of Andy Kaufman-esque gag -- especially if you are at all familiar with White's view-askew comedy.