Sentence examples for most suspicions from inspiring English sources

Most suspicions pointed to the Pakistani Taliban, which had recently singled out Mr. Mir for criticism over his coverage of Malala Yousafzai, the teenage activist wounded by militants in October.

Most suspicions concerned physical abuse, with fractures being the most often reported diagnosis (table 3).

Most suspicion fell on global macroeconomic prospects.

The fastest men fall under the most suspicion, which may not be fair.

Rageh Omaar was one of the BBC journalists whom the government regarded with most suspicion.

Most suspicion falls on the gangs of youths known as chimères, who were enforcers for Mr Aristide.

No group claimed responsibility for the attacks, but most suspicion focused on the Pakistani Taliban, which has previously blocked polio vaccinators and complained that the United States is using the program as a cover for espionage.

In "Chocolat," it's Vianne's ability to read her customers' desires that causes the most suspicion, her insistence on indulging them in spite of the prevailing atmosphere of chastity and self-deprivation.

Some thought it a publicity stunt for her novel; for most, suspicion fell on her husband, Colonel Archie Christie, a dazzling First World War fighter pilot turned provincial bore, and a man who seems to have been more interested in golf than his wife.

For his part, Megrahi has always protested his innocence, which has helped fuel rumours that what happened in the skies above Lockerbie over 23 years ago – and the subsequent investigation into those events – has been shaped in some way by secretive political power moves (governments in Iran, Libya, the US, Scotland and England seem to attract most suspicion).

But most such suspicions vanished as Mr. Jarvi's account progressed.