Sentence examples for meaningless suspicion from inspiring English sources

If you want to criticise China Swimming, please show us the evidence, facts, figures and statistics, stop meaningless suspicion and insults".

"Reasonable suspicion" is a meaningless term that will permit police misconduct.

They would more likely be devious, antagonistic and riddled with mutual suspicion, as well as largely meaningless until after the 2015 general election.

The minute someone tells me that I can trust them I start to do otherwise, and if they add the meaningless, "I'm a scientist", I spin into suspicion-overload.

While top-flight events such as next week's Cheltenham Festival are generally above suspicion, the racing calendar has expanded to include countless low-grade meetings that are meaningless beyond the bookmakers' shops.

(The number of cases in which papers know of men arrested on suspicion of rape before being charged would, incidentally, be so low as to make such a law meaningless).

Meaningless twaddle?

And meaningless.

"That aspect is meaningless.

Small, meaningless rebellion.

The world was meaningless.