Sentence examples for having suspicions from inspiring English sources

It goes on: "This may mean nothing, but it could all add up to you having suspicions.

In interviews, more than a half-dozen relatives of Sept. 11 victims reported having suspicions that someone had gained illegal access to their phones.

But I am not alone in having suspicions about the case and about the sensationalism of the coverage surrounding his arrest and that of the other four.

Some umpires, having suspicions but no evidence, will change the ball under the pretext of it having gone out of shape, surreptitiously using the measuring rings used in women's cricket, for a smaller ball, rather than the usual ones.

Just around that time, leadership of the schools' technology team was shifting and, according to Mr. Condon, Mr. Lanham set out to operate freely, putting in motion a scheme that would go undetected for years, though some people began having suspicions about him.

Some people may not have that luxury due to confidentiality of work related information, but perhaps you can have an agreement that if you are having suspicions you can talk to your partner about them and they can show you parts of their phone that don't compromise any work issues.

Start having suspicion with the demographic profiles of the patients.

Did he have suspicions?

Hazzauna already had suspicions.

"Do people have suspicions?

Obviously I had suspicions.