Sentence examples for simple suspicion from inspiring English sources

Judges are quick to issue arrest warrants on simple suspicion.

First, we are left with the simple suspicion that Anna isn't much of a reporter.

Some newspaper columnists and civil rights advocates contend that the case proves that antiterrorism legislation allowing for detention based on simple suspicion of illegal terrorist activity, enacted after the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks in the United States, oversteps constitutional guarantees.

"The nature and duration of the detention here may well have been tolerable for spoiled meat or diseased animals, but not for human beings held on simple suspicion of criminal activity".

"It is not at all clear what separates a reasonable-suspicion-based-on-a-reasonable-suspicion from a simple hunch," it said, calling inclusion on a government watchlist a potentially "life-altering" experience.

Operational conservatives, though, had moved from simple hostility and suspicion to a wish to abolish such popular programs.

Over the years, I have mentioned this to people and have been met with reactions ranging from simple disbelief to suspicion.

We admire it in Puccini, but in the operas of Gian Carlo Menotti it is held in deep suspicion: the simple story -- bordering on the simple-minded -- borne along on music sweepingly lyrical in its ambitions, couched in easily digestible harmonic language.

Unfortunately for Rockefeller's prospects, even if every gift should turn out to be a case of simple multimillionaire generosity the suspicion that there were many other unrecorded payoffs & perhaps dirty tricks may persist.

In simple terms, paranoia and suspicion is more a take on our own attributes rather than really seeing those of others, and by seeing the world suspiciously, it is a projection of our own unresolved fears onto others.

Their suspicions are simple enough.