Sentence examples for nursed suspicions from inspiring English sources
But a handful of parishioners, current and former employees and local merchants had nursed suspicions for years about the longtime pastor.
For years now, I've nursed dark suspicions about this weirdly arbitrary, unfair system and its anonymous officers, its Opus Dei-like arrogance and paranoia - and about its deleterious effect on movie culture in particular, and American culture in general, in the 40 years since its modernisation by its powerful chieftain Jack Valenti, who retired two years ago.
I have always nursed the suspicion that readers are far better educated than the journos they read in their papers.
I have sometimes nursed the suspicion that some of the people opining over the airwaves don't quite grasp the fact that Oscar winners are not chosen by a private conclave, like the Booker or the Cannes Palme d'Or: it's a vote.
Yardley and Ward and Jack and Charlotte are crucially shown hanging open-endedly around all summer long, waiting for a break, nursing their suspicions and frustrations.
Actually it has two contradictory ones: Henry, overworked and underestimated, nurses mistrust and dark suspicions that hark back to the last days of the Nixon administration.
I have long wanted to write about the stolen nativity, nursing a sneaking suspicion that I could, somehow, crack the case.
The holy reputation of an Italian religious order that has nursed the sick since 1582 has taken a body blow after its leader was arrested on suspicion of kidnapping and corruption.
It says key information is missing – like a promised phone number for nurses to report suspicions.
This suspicion is not as evident when my nursing colleagues ask the questions.
