Sentence examples similar to devoid of suspicion from inspiring English sources

Presumably, we can with great legal rectitude report that Down Under the reaction was not entirely devoid of the suspicion that Australia had lost in something rather less than a fair fight.

The results suggest that LUCA was a heat-loving microbe that fed on hydrogen gas and lived in a world devoid of oxygen, bolstering strong suspicions that life on Earth formed in and around hydrothermal vents such as those found near undersea volcanoes.

An atmosphere of suspicion prevails.

That look of suspicion.

There's a lot of suspicion around.

"There's a surfeit of suspicion".

The pinch of suspicion?

Everything, therefore, weaves a web of suspicion.

The comment seemed all too apt, an apparent admission by a campaign insider of two widely held suspicions about Mitt Romney: that he is a) utterly devoid of any ideological convictions and b) filled with aluminum powder.

Devoid of social value.

Devoid of all dismay.