Sentence examples for hidden suspicions from inspiring English sources
He is even capable, at times, of anticipating our thoughts and memories, as if he were performing a version of a simultaneous translation on us, rendering our hidden suspicions into mutually acknowledged words.
On the business side of newspapers, executives have done little to hide their suspicions about the technology companies that are reaching out.
Yosano was of the generation that triumphantly advocated nuclear power — he bitterly recalls growing up in a house with two light bulbs — and he does not hide his suspicion of what he describes as "so-called renewable energy".
(Heisenberg dismissed his colleagues' suspicions about hidden microphones, saying he doubted that the British would resort to "Gestapo methods," a comment dutifully transcribed by the amused eavesdroppers).
The opacity of the majority of think tanks about where they get their money from naturally fuels suspicions about hidden agendas, and sadly undermines the credibility of the sector as a whole.
The FCO has never fully explained how such an enormous collection of files came to be hidden from view, leading to suspicions that it was attempting to conceal material that could damage diplomatic relations, fuel litigation or that was simply embarrassing.
The "negative" reactions can provide a clear orientation for changes or clarifications in the texts, e.g. in incomprehensible phrasings, suspicions of a hidden agenda or lack of clarity about the research background.
The soldier had previously been detained in late January by Austrian authorities on suspicion of having hidden an illegal gun in a bathroom at Vienna's main airport in Schwechat.
The novel melds existential anxiety to political terror in a measure peculiar to Bolaño — imagine the protagonist of Poe's "Tell-Tale Heart" if he were being interrogated by the secret police on suspicion of having hidden subversives behind his wall.
The doctor's own suspicion of a hidden agenda of cost control was seen as a problem when the doctor had to negotiate new routines with patients, whereas if the doctor had accepted and understood the guidelines, this also seemed to be reflected in patients' attitudes.
Ozersky is not trying to make some grand statement about the role of steroids in baseball, but he also cannot hide from the suspicion that McGwire used them.
