Sentence examples similar to long suspicion from inspiring English sources

For critics, the proposal confirmed long suspicions that what Mr. Berlusconi really wants is the presidency, an appointed job with power and influence but not the trouble of daily politics.

The twist confirmed season-long suspicions that something wasn't quite right with Dr. Vogel.

ENGLAND'S school-leaving exams have long attracted suspicion.

Too short is rude; too long creates suspicion.

Her parents were long under suspicion, but no one was ever charged in the case.

There has long been suspicion that some graduate schools inflate grades to keep programs with high tuitions full.

It is not only the traditional groups of which the Kremlin has long voiced suspicion that have been targeted.

Many of these communities have long harbored suspicion of the state; indeed some consider themselves autonomous from Mexico, which at times has granted them de facto self-rule.