Sentence examples for long suspicions 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.

Last year, when Turks approved with a very narrow margin of victory the new presidential system that Erdogan coveted for so long, suspicion about electoral fraud was based on solid ground.

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

Brazilians have long harboured suspicions of America.

Before long, private suspicions became public accusations.

Before long, their suspicions shifted to Mr. Karpelès himself.

The government has long harbored suspicions that the rebels have separatist intentions.

One senior official in Seoul said the government had long had "suspicions" of the North's continuing enrichment program.

The Lowell police had long had suspicions about Mr. Shelley and Mr. Ferreira but did not have enough evidence to arrest them.

There had long been suspicions among public relations executives that Bloomberg reporters might be using terminals to check up on bank executives.

There have long been suspicions that the sons of the rich and influential have been able to buy or negotiate their way out of military service.