Sentence examples for something suspected from inspiring English sources

Mr Francois said Mr Foley was subjected to mock executions — something suspected al-Qa'ida operative Nashiri also endured while being held in a secret CIA prison, according to a report by the inspector general of the CIA.

But it's when something suspect or disreputable needs to be sanitised, that youth scenery comes into its own.

Historically, there's something suspect about a story told in this manner, the way it tugs the customer to the next ledge.

She'd had an X-ray in advance of a wrist surgery, and her doctor spotted something suspect on her lung.

For many pious Muslims, poetry was something suspect, opposed to the divine law, especially since it sang mostly of forbidden wine and of free love.

Apparently there was something suspect about Holbein's precise study (paywall) of the great Renaissance humanist's right hand in the eyes of a Facebook regulator.

It's as if there might be something suspect about a policy that's widely supported or developed in partnership with the people it most affects.

But there is something suspect about Regina's claim that she didn't love Martha "for being a woman, and would have loved her no less had Shakespearean whim turned her into a man".

Drug-testing can speed them up: if a company can prove a worker has been smoking something suspect as well as performing badly, he is that much easier to sack.

There's always something suspect about an intellectual on the winning side.

Certainly there seems something suspect about making it a methodological principle that if most people believe something there is a presumption in favor of the truth of that belief.