Sentence examples for same suspicion from inspiring English sources

Cycling falls under the same suspicion as swimming and track and field.

And you hear the same suspicion of the motives of outsiders".

The same suspicion of pretentious fatalism and structural willfulness shadowed my response to "Babel".

But both measures stem from the same suspicion of outside involvement in Egyptian affairs.

That these Games will not be followed by the same suspicion, cheapness and xenophobia which preceded them.

Any distinction between Kurds and Turks was immaterial; they were the same, worthy of the same suspicion, mockery, and hatred.

Now they're saying, 'This guy doesn't care about us.' " And some Republicans argued that Mr. Ford's bid for higher office in New York would raise the same suspicions that his campaign in Tennessee did.

Ms. White harbored the same suspicions as her friends, first because of her looks, and later because she could not get a birth certificate or Social Security number from her parents, the police said.

Thomas, if we can call him that, had the same suspicions about Bill W.: "He appropriates whatever another says, so entirely, as to be angry if the originator claimed any part of it," De Quincey asserted.

That is precisely what many in Hong Kong fear, so the plan falls prey to the same suspicions of China.Mr Leung has made some effort to show he is not a puppet of the Chinese government.

I had always felt, even before shooting the film, that audiences would approach "O" with the same suspicions I had when it was first described to me, and that one of its challenges would be to win them over.