Sentence examples for grave suspicion from inspiring English sources

Tony's family, in particular his precocious brother, eye her with grave suspicion.

The presumptive heir, King Charles I of Spain, was looked upon with grave suspicion.

It bears remembering that the dominant view of Britain during and after the American Revolution, and throughout the 19th century, was grave suspicion and distrust.

For skeptics, Clint Hallam's operation appeared to confirm a grave suspicion: composite-tissue transplants were about surgical heroism at the cost of good medicine.

Mr Kausikan, Singapore's ambassador-at-large, attempts to justify China's "grave suspicion" about Western attitudes to universality, explaining that its government is attempting to maintain internal stability at a time of unstable public opinion.

The rest of Nineham's thinking and writing explored the implications of the commentary on the public and on the church, within which he was the object of grave suspicion.

2 The European Union holds "grave suspicions" about Google's dominance.

The European Union holds "grave suspicions" about Google's dominance and may yet force it to break up, Margrethe Vestager, the competition commissioner, said.

As a fan of The Voice, not least for the excellent chairbound boogying by the coaches, I still harbour grave suspicions.

The narrator, young Philip, raced off to Italy to investigate his cousin's death and, notwithstanding his grave suspicions, himself fell madly in love with Rachel.

He pores over the evidence, such as it is — "dark surmises, grave suspicions, ambiguous phrases, obscure scraps of dialogue drawn from half-remembered phone conversations" — and he also gives vent to his own imaginings.