Sentence examples for have ever suspected from inspiring English sources

"On the other hand," she asked, "who would have ever suspected that for seven years you pilfered the offerings of the church?" She dismissed talk that good deeds were sufficient to avert a prison sentence, and said she regretted that he had not done community service since being ousted as pastor of St. John's in May 2006.

He joined the Basel Committee for Banking Supervision, the international standards setter for banks in 2007, when few of us could have ever suspected the global implications of the U.S. financial crisis.

Early humans, possibly even prehuman ancestors, appear to have been going to sea much longer than anyone had ever suspected.

Apparently, no traditional encyclopedia has ever suspected that someone might wonder about Sudoku or about prostitution in China.

Paranoia, the authors intone, "permeates our society, more than we've ever suspected and possibly more than ever before".

Fortunately no one in the executive department has ever suspected that such an interpretation as the Court now indulges could be placed upon this statute.

While scientists have identified scores of genes involved in the development of arms and legs, no one had ever suspected cereblon of playing a role.

If you've ever suspected that Las Vegas is a portal to the depths of hell, then this album should serve as confirmation.

Pettitte said no. "Was there ever a moment where you looked at that man, dressed or undressed, that you thought, this guy is doing something funny?" Attanasio said, asking if Pettitte had ever suspected Clemens was using drugs.

ROCK BAND 3 If you've ever suspected that playing at making music with family or friends might be fun but you've resisted for some reason, Rock Band 3 has probably met your objection.

Now the Swedish scientists had discovered something that no one had ever suspected: that acrylamide was present in some baked and fried foods, and at levels that made nonsense of the limitations on water.