Sentence examples for death suspicion from inspiring English sources

After his death, suspicion fell on Mr Lugovoi and Mr Kovtun, the two Russians he had met for tea at the Millennium Hotel.

Although a forensic report named heart disease as Modotti's cause of death, suspicions have persisted that she was murdered by Vidali in the service of the communists.

It is said that he had one of his clerks crushed to death, on suspicion of disloyalty.

As the philosopher Bernard Williams observed in a book published in 2002, not long before his death, a suspicion of truth has been a prominent current in modern thought.

The case touches on American culture's ambivalence toward death, public suspicion of "crazy" artists and questions of privacy and free speech.

I think it's important to think about the fact that a white man can openly carry a gun into a business and be celebrated and a black man can be shot to death for suspicion of having a gun.

"I think it's important to think about the fact that a white man can openly carry a gun into a business and be celebrated and a black man can be shot to death for suspicion of having a gun" - Nate Allen.

In mid-February, The Associated Press reported that the Egyptian police officer in charge of Regeni's case had been convicted 13 years earlier for torturing and strangling a detainee to death, prompting suspicion over whether the young man's killing would be fairly investigated.

By 1910, A.F. Pollard was convinced that the fact that Amy Robsart's death caused suspicion was "as natural as it was incredible … But a meaner intelligence than Elizabeth's or even Dudley's would have perceived that murder would make the[ir] marriage impossible".

Failure to use condoms can be linked to perceived low vulnerability to HIV, a symbolic link between condom-less sex and intimacy, fatalistic attitudes about HIV and death, female distrust and suspicion of men, male distrust and suspicion of women (particularly CSWs), and many other social psychological community issues.

Even if he was innocent in that death, the suspicions would be hard to erase.