Sentence examples for make one suspect that from inspiring English sources

Their actions in recent months make one suspect that they are deliberately making negotiations conditional on demands that have no chance of being met today.

It's enough to make one suspect that the Pew Center survey's finding that 10% of their respondents believe women are paid less than men is a textbook example of cognitive dissonance at work.

And the overall tone of "Die Fensterputzer" was just genial enough to make one suspect that Ms. Bausch is cautiously optimistic about Hong Kong and, possibly, other troubled cities.

Interestingly, her hostility to Wilde is expressed so vehemently indeed, so excessively as to make one suspect that he represented for her not merely an artistic creed with which she lacked sympathy but a personal psychological threat.

The architecture and its disproportionate colonnades make one suspect that Martin had seen engravings of the visionary projects by the French architect Étienne-Louis Étienne-Louis Boullée

It makes one suspect that the two peoples prefer to preoccupy themselves with this cruel ritual rather than attempt to solve the problem at its roots.

They were the same old heads, but there was something cathartic about the American's frantic gesture which made one suspect that at least the editor felt better after it, as if he had screamed, "There!

"The Other Town" seems a comment on our TV-dominated lives, and "The Dome," with its assertion that "under the regime of the Dome, the country has become not a mall but an immense hall of entertainment," makes one suspect that Millhauser's real subject is contemporary America.

The vertiginous speed of the bill's progress — from 3 pages to 450 in the blink of an eye — makes one suspect that not every aspect of the bill and its potential repercussions has been gone over with a fine-toothed comb: one wonders, in fact, how many of our representatives can even have read it through once in that amount of time.

There's something about the quality of those questions that make one suspect we're barking up the wrong tree; we're not going to be able to get an answer.

I hope being clean-shaven will not make one suspect".