Sometimes that dry approach works, I suspect, and sometimes it doesn't.
(I suspect that sometimes they might possibly be right).
I suspect my frustration sometimes manifests as irritation or impatience in response to unrelated, relatively minor matters.
The play's fake period dialogue is skillful enough, though it is seasoned with bits of contemporary slang that are sometimes meant as winking gags and sometimes, I suspect, just slip-ups ("no big deal").
And they have violated Roman law, English common law and the decency of the House by this: classified confidential information used against members of Congress who don't have an opportunity to face their accuser, whose reputations have been damaged by sometimes -- I'll just say certainly leaks to the press, sometimes, I suspect, willful leaks to the press".
As I have a spare room, houseguests who occupy it often leave books for me — sometimes, I suspect, because they don't want to pay the overweight back to London, Paris, or Saigon, but sometimes, of course, because they are welcome gifts for a writer.
("Sometimes, I suspect that what we're breathing isn't air, but politics," one person wrote).
WILLIAM GADDIS: Sometimes I suspect I'm repairing a doorknob because I really would rather not sit down at the typewriter.
"Sometimes I suspect that my obituary in The New York Times," Father Greeley once wrote, "will read, 'Andrew Greeley, Priest; Wrote Steamy Novels.' " Were they steamy?
