Sentence examples for soon suspect from inspiring English sources

Harris expresses a worry about his family as he shifted his account – as well as a fear that police would soon suspect him as the culprit.

The sight of three men in extended adolescence pranking each other is so familiar that you soon suspect the concept was pitched as Top Spear.

Virgil, we soon suspect, is not merely the abstract apex of human piety and reason but the great poet whom Dante sought hardest to emulate, a charming individual who has not been admitted to Paradise, for the simple reason that he lived too early to accept Christ's offer of salvation.

Issa was soon suspected of doing something worse: burning down the factory.

The British soon suspected him of being a leading figure in the EOKA, an armed nationalist movement led by Col. Georgios Grivas.

What is more, Nixon and Henry Kissinger hoped to salvage America's global posture through the China Opening, and soon suspected that the Chinese wanted Americans in Southeast Asia.

Junger is clear-eyed about the prospects that the US will rediscover a sense of solidarity anytime soon – suspecting that only a 1930s-style Depressior or a catastrophic natural disaster might have the remotest chance of changing its fundamental economic logic.

Jo soon suspects that Ryan's bosses are not telling her everything she needs to know and that she is going to have to find the killer on her own.

However, the reader soon suspects that this ambition has not been realised because – in interleaving sections that take place around 2010 – Dan (as he is now called) is living in Glasgow, with a male partner, and so phobic about swimming pools that he won't even go in the water as part of his work as a carer for brain-injured patients.

But they soon suspected that a previously undetected insect, another mite introduced years earlier in the United States to hunt down crop pests, was doing much of the damage.

Green wrote to Poole "I should have as soon suspected myself as Linderfelt" and others had similar reactions of disbelief.