Sentence examples for it a suspicion from inspiring English sources

Apparently, Tyler agreed with Madison that to establish a Christian religion would be "to foster in those who still reject it, a suspicion that its friends are too conscious of its fallacies to trust it to its own merits".

Or, as they chillingly put it: a suspicion that Irving's disability was a "motivation" for killing him.

The Age of Rationalism brought with it a suspicion that miracles never did occur and never will.

It's a suspicion shared, perhaps unsurprisingly, by the RMT union, which has leaked what it believes is a draft prospectus for the east coast rail service's sale with handwritten notes and revisions in the margin.

In the past several years, it became a suspicion.

It's a suspicion hardly allayed by the priapic etchings.

"It sparked a suspicion that Krauss must have demanded that I not be invited," he said.

It's a suspicion that Trump's own history bears out.

It created a suspicion of the Sikh community, particularly because of the appearance of the male members.

Just about everybody loved Wiggo, it seemed, a suspicion confirmed when, despite an annus mirabilis for British sport, the cyclist picked up the BBC Sports Personality of the Year award.

It belies a suspicion about social enterprise that those working on the ground in the sector must face and deflect on an almost daily basis.