Sentence examples for left with suspicion from inspiring English sources

You've had 20 years and you're only left with suspicion.

Still regarded by many on the left with suspicion, tradition does, nonetheless, have an important role to play in helping Labour reconnect with its lost support, not by making us feel nostalgic, but by helping us to recognise that we have been here before.

Left with suspicions, I still find the "Race Riot" pictures stirring.

Here, I was left with a suspicion, certainly incorrect, that you can find an Ishmael like Lepore on any island.

Only, this being Ocampo, by the time the story ends we are left with the suspicion, impalpable but present, that the narrator is herself a murderer.

It was all rather confusing, and one was left with the suspicion that the text didn't match up to Weir's haunting and austere melodies.

"I can't help but be left with the suspicion that possibly his advance team screened those families for people who would be sympathetic," Mr. Adams said.

You probably won't be inspired to run off and join the circus after watching "Circus"; heck, you might be left with the suspicion that economics and other forces are going to kill off this art form before too much longer.

Overall, then we are left with a suspicion that rps14 may be unusually recalcitrant – even as a pseudogene – to elimination from mitochondrial genomes of Poaceae and Cyperaceae.

Thanks to the internet, there's more information available to the public than ever before, but it's often hard to sort out how accurate that information is, and we're left with nagging suspicions that the people telling us things the government, corporations, the media itself are lying or omitting key bits of context.

First, we are left with the simple suspicion that Anna isn't much of a reporter.