Sentence examples for slight suspicions from inspiring English sources

Jay Kornegay, the vice president for race and sports book operations at the Las Vegas Hilton, said that one San Diego game from the 2009-10 season raised slight suspicions, and that came on Dec. 4, 2009, when odds on San Diego's game at U.C.-Riverside opened with San Diego as a 2 ½-point favorite and closed with San Diego as a 1-point underdog.

"Had he maintained his innocence, there would have always have been a slight suspicion around me".

Karen, being taken into London for a shopping trip for her 39th birthday, looked around the pub with slight suspicion.

I did genuinely try, although it might not look like I did!" Kirsten's slight suspicion of the media began when she was starting out in TV.

True, with Mr. Bloomberg, master of the eponymous empire, there is always the slight suspicion that his campaign is an exercise in brand extension.

They are, undeniably, a good thing: an unashamedly serious group, finding a growing audience despite a refusal to compromise – but there's still a slight suspicion that the songwriting doesn't yet quite match the rhetoric and presentation.

I'm a little wary about picking the two main acting awards, because I have a slight suspicion that George Clooney might edge Jeff Bridges and Carey Mulligan could well challenge Meryl Streep (home advantage and all that).

The question marks over Tac De Boistron's form for today's assignment include the trip, as he is dropping back to a mile and six from two miles, his Group One penalty and also the slight suspicion that his margin of victory last time was exaggerated by the way the race developed.

In 1998, Oprah Winfrey produced and starred in a box-office-flop adaptation of the book and in the years since then, Morrison's literary reputation has been tainted with a slight suspicion of sentimentality, that snobby apprehension that she might be "a book club" author: the kind of writer, in other words, we read to feel better about ourselves, rather than the kind we read to better ourselves.

There is a slight suspicion as to where they are.

Gazing at one of Kristalova's sculptures feels like cuddling under the covers with the slight suspicion something may be lurking beneath the bed.