Sentence examples for in suspicions from inspiring English sources

It's rooted in suspicions of liberal bias in the media.

Long Farewell," "A Sorrow Beyond Dreams" and the overpraised (by me, anyway) "The Goalie's Anxiety at the Penalty Kick"—specializes in suspicions about ion‐.

In turn, Saudi Arabia is convinced that Iran harbors unchecked ambitions to dominate the region, a fear manifested in suspicions that Iran is trying to develop nuclear weapons.

That gave rise to the deep disdain of Washington, to a pervasive suspicion that Trump, who with his curled lip and snarling meanness trades in suspicions, rode to the White House.

And in this supposedly more enlightened age, the successful prosecution of rape is still often mired in suspicions about women's credibility, or scuppered by victim's anxieties that they will be "judged … as promiscuous and unreliable".

Some people fear the scandal and the accompanying increase in suspicions of corruption in charities could deal a major blow to philanthropy here, even as some officials increasingly rely on nonprofit groups to help cope with growing social needs like health care and education.

It is time for a more nuanced approach of engagement that understands and respects the domestic agenda and sets aside years of built-in suspicions and stereotypes.

"There are built-in suspicions of their business models if they take money from both sides," he says, adding, though, that "the top firms can afford to be the most painfully objective because they have more revenue coming from end users".

The relationship was steeped in suspicion.

They frowned in suspicion, or distaste.

The baker's eyes narrow in suspicion at the small size of the order.