Sentence examples for somehow suspected from inspiring English sources

"Rakhat Aliyev is the personal enemy of Nursultan Nazarbayev, and any organization that is somehow suspected of working with Rakhat is now considered Nazarbayev's enemy," Mr. Duvanov said.

Empathy is somehow suspect.

I somehow suspect Julianne Moore is not in section two.

Sheehan argued that the consideration of fraud insurance made clear they had real concerns about whether Madoff was somehow suspect.

How do you decide where to travel to see theater that you somehow suspect might interest readers?

For a long time, narrative was out for the artist-auteur, and stories were seen as somehow suspect.

"The notion those with outside employment, because we choose to work two jobs instead of one, is somehow suspect, is quite offensive," Catania said.

"I think there probably is a perceived coercive element in this movement in that if you're not part of it you are somehow suspect," Balmer said.

Implicit in Mr. Rich's lament and my own pursuit of Wasserstein's essential truths is the notion that secrets are inevitably harmful and the desire for privacy somehow suspect, and neurotic, if not downright nefarious.

There's something synthetic about the flat, Day-Glo hues they come in; also, the sheer relentlessness of an impatiens in bloom seems somehow suspect, and very quickly wearies.

Part of it is the consumer's perception that organic food sold in supermarkets is somehow suspect, tumbling off the production lines of the big conglomerates (Heinz, Jordans, Cow & Gate and the supermarkets' own brands) and perniciously overpriced.