Sentence examples for lingering suspicion from inspiring English sources

You don't want that lingering suspicion".

Lingering suspicion that his business dealings may not have been pristine has been overlooked.

But I shared with others a lingering suspicion that something might happen, and it did.

But the lingering suspicion remains that the country's old communist elite and their children have morphed into a new nomenklatura.

There is always the lingering suspicion that Handke might be playing a very elaborate practical joke on the audience.

That leaves only the lingering suspicion of "mismanagement," the key accusation from our insider experts last time around.

Meanwhile, there's a lingering suspicion of the very term "Muslim feminism" – as though this is somehow an oxymoron.

Otherwise, he warned, "there will be a lingering suspicion that they have been imposed," which could further destabilize the country.

With The Damned Utd he disperses any lingering suspicion that he might be Cliff Richard to James Ellroy's Elvis.

There is deep, lingering suspicion of the investment industry because of this and other mis-selling scandals.

But there is also a lingering suspicion that the Big East was not quite as good as it looked last year.