Sentence examples for our suspicion from inspiring English sources

Our suspicion of politics is nearly matched by our suspicion of the rich.

So much for our suspicion that their crimes were fuelled by anti-capitalist rancor.

"Our suspicion of gaiety in art perhaps signifies an inadequate seriousness in ourselves".

A heart that fails to respond to the beauty of thoroughbreds, then, probably deserves our suspicion.

"Our suspicion is that the primary thing driving the decline in the south is habitat loss".

"Our suspicion", Messers Belman and Wolfson write, "is that large increases could touch off. . .

"It's our suspicion that they knew they were being followed and contacted their attorneys," Mr. Van de Merlen said.

On the minus side, school would have started two hours later than usual, confirming our suspicion that New York has never considered education an essential service.

On the other hand, all that domestic industry only rarely disguises our suspicion that these first-rate actresses are never quite at home in their roles.

Our suspicion that there were many people yearning to play in an orchestra but who were too frightened or too ashamed to do anything about it, proved correct.

"It is our suspicion that we would run out of money to close deals in 2001 before the referendum could take effect," he said.