Sentence examples for sort of suspicion from inspiring English sources

"I think the problem may be that Australia has some sort of suspicion or phobia of us".

"For a lot of French people, there is a sort of suspicion around British food," she says.

And it's exactly that sort of suspicion that has underscored much of the media reaction to Kickstarter, an online crowdfunding platform.

"Prior to Sept. 11, it was a guess as to what to do if you had any sort of suspicion," she said.

Solitary women, because of a long history of discrimination and patriarchal oppression, have been especially susceptible to this sort of suspicion.

But throughout, there were hints of the side of Acorn that has made it politically toxic, "a less tightly run ship" — in the words of one city official — that engendered the same sort of suspicion and resentment dogging it now.

That is an obvious trigger of the sort of "suspicions and doubts" the Stevens opinion was intended to quell.

And a woman who is supposedly from Africa prompts all sorts of suspicions.

I avoid that sort of speculative suspicion on my blog, because I include the prices and the supermarket they were bought from, which anyone who has access to the internet can check and find another supermarket with similar products if they wish.

You simply have to eventually fall under suspicion from somebody, even by a wrong call, and then they could use this system to go back in time and scrutinize every decision you've ever made, every friend you've ever discussed something with, and attack you on that basis, to sort of derive suspicion from an innocent life and paint anyone in the context of a wrongdoer.

That tweet represents the tip of a big, hairy, predictably white, male online iceberg that manages to view every set, be it Lindsay Lohan or Dick and Dom, with a sort of enraged suspicion, as if the event spells the end of club culture as we know it.