Sentence examples for direct suspicion from inspiring English sources

Knox's claim – which Italian prosecutors alleged was intended to direct suspicion away from herself – was later proved to be false and Knox was given a three-year sentence for it.

Vice President Al Gore said today that he did not have any knowledge of a "mole" providing his campaign with secrets about his opponent's activities and instead seemed to direct suspicion elsewhere.

A long, detailed anonymous letter that was sent to the Italian embassy in Bern, Switzerland and published by La Repubblica described complicated machinations within different branches of the Egyptian secret services, and reported that Regeni's body had been wrapped in an Egyptian army blanket, as if to direct suspicion towards the military police.

The attacks could have originated in any number of countries, but naturally North Korea has come under direct suspicion.

A questionable characteristic of our protocol is that patients were not enrolled on the basis of a direct suspicion for pneumonia.

In April, immediately after an image of the two suspects in the Boston Marathon bombing was published, freelance social-media detectives took to Reddit and Twitter and ended up directing suspicion at several innocent people, including a Brown University student who had gone missing a month earlier.

Jealousy may account for some of the suspicion directed at the Grove gathering.

Even before the crisis, markets were far from free and there existed a great deal of suspicion directed toward trade.

Bonds has 658 home runs, six Most Valuable Player awards and more suspicion directed at him than any other player in the major leagues.

After years of directing sanctions and suspicion toward defiant governments from North Korea to Iran, the Clinton administration abruptly declared today that "rogue nations" no longer exist.

A8 The Clinton administration, after years of directing sanctions and suspicion toward defiant governments from North Korea to Iran, abruptly declared that "rogue nations" no longer exist in the world, but, instead, are "states of concern".