Sentence examples for scholars suspected from inspiring English sources

Some scholars suspected that the painter, who died in 1337, might have been buried in the cathedral.

Some scholars suspected that Jewish communities had through intermarriage or conversion become little different from their host populations.

Though some scholars suspected that El Greco, who was born in Crete and later settled in Spain, had done this kind of work early in his career, the discovery provided confirmation and showed what kind of icons he painted.

Paul Amato, a sociologist at Penn State who was not involved in the study and has written in favor of same-sex marriage, said that many scholars suspected that some children with a gay parent might have more troubles than the average child, particularly in past decades when the stigma was greater.

During the 1950s period of McCarthyism, Cressey's interest in China and his "outspoken comments on the shortcomings of American foreign policy" led to his inclusion on various "lists of scholars suspected of sympathy with the Communists," but the accusations were baseless and Syracuse University continued to fully support him.

Modern scholars suspect this may in some way refer to mistaken beliefs about the Jews, but their work is inconclusive.

The two scholars suspect Gutenberg made his molds in sand, then poured lead alloy into them to create letters.

Scholars suspect that drawings by Rembrandt's pupils were routinely mixed in with their teacher's work in albums that entered the marketplace.

Most scholars suspect that the periodic flooding of the Tigris and Euphrates Rivers is the inspiration for the Babylonian flood story.

Although some scholars suspect it was Alma's unfinished adoration for her father that led her to a lifetime of bedding geniuses, this fictional passage imagines something else.

Many scholars suspect that her mummy is hidden in the Valley of the Kings, which, despite its name, contains the tombs of various nobles as well.