Sentence examples for different suspicions from inspiring English sources

His death aroused entirely different suspicions.

For different reasons, Above Suspicion, which concerned an upper-class drug trafficker, achieved the same feat.

IF Roger Clemens were a 38-year-old Olympian, with a competitive fever running so much higher than the breathtaking double digits his fastball still registers on the radar gun, there might be a different standard of suspicion regarding the cause of his shocking behavior on the pitcher's mound Sunday night.

In high uncertainty avoidance cultures, however, uniformity is emphasized and social deviants are perceived as different and with suspicion.

The ranking of abuse varied considerably across studies; we attempted to account for this in the analysis, but identifying the different thresholds for suspicion of abuse that were applied was difficult.

Mr. Pollack-Pelzner initially worried that having a different name would arouse suspicions, leading to airport frisks and other indignities.

"It is suspicious," Dr. ElBaradei said in an interview earlier this year, "but I try to explain to my friends in the Bush administration that suspicions are different than conclusive evidence".

By contrast a utilitarian society would be riven by mutual suspicions, as different groups put forward highly speculative arguments that average utility could be increased by implementing various partisan policies.

Mr. Hackman acknowledged that "Suspicion" was different from "Garde".

His openness is also, perhaps, at the root of his chameleon-like ability to move through different societies without arousing suspicion.

One can argue, as Dean Godson was belatedly trying to, that such literature disrupts social cohesion and increases suspicion among different communities.