Sentence examples for feel like a suspect from inspiring English sources
He should know what it is like to feel like a suspect in the eyes of a police officer, rather than as a normal citizen requiring protection.
For instance, having a victim and perpetrator meet in a courthouse or a police station can set the wrong tone: The security presence can make everyone feel like a suspect, and there are typically no spaces where participants can speak in confidence.
Imran said he feels like a suspect.
Suddenly, MacDonald said she felt like a suspect.
Nine out of 10 believe that having to make a full statement after an incident – without having 48 hours to recover – would add to the stress they face and say the changes would make them feel like a criminal suspect.
" 'I feel like a criminal suspect who has no right to a defense and there is no way to win,' says psychologist Simone Schnall of the University of Cambridge in the United Kingdom, who studies embodied cognition, the idea that the mind is unconsciously shaped by bodily movement and the surrounding environment.
Paltrow's "amazing" cleanse lasts three weeks (21 days that, I suspect, feel like a lifetime), so I'm pleased to discover that these advocates tend to be a little less extreme.
Equally, it does not feel like a wild leap of imagination to suspect Rooney will have at least equalled, and conceivably bettered, the 49-goal mark by the time England have finished with the team who have one win from 130 games and three clean sheets in 25 years.
I suspect that getting out of the group will feel like a triumph after the last two World Cups.
I suspect a big part of the problem is that books feel like a huge commitment.
