Sentence examples for sounded suspect from inspiring English sources
The information sounded suspect.
As described by the waiter, the dish had sounded suspect, a flashback to a cornier decade; none of the worldly New Yorkers at my table had wanted to order it.
Such advice may sound suspect coming from the man responsible for staging authenticity on a so-called reality-based TV series.
The civil rights movement firmly established the notion of bias as unconscious prejudice, to the point where the protestation "I'm not biased" came to sound suspect.
It sounds suspect to me, too, like a half-remembered dream.
It found that spending on birth control is six times as effective, as a means of reducing carbon emissions, as spending on renewable energy.That kind of broad, overarching conclusion sounds suspect: the devil is clearly in the details.
He had, the ex-mayor said, been to inner-city colleges where the pupils were worried about how to complete their courses, after proposed changes to the Education Maintenance Allowance.That sounds suspect.
Ms. Medina at the airline trade group said that the estimate of over $11 billion in ancillary fee revenue for 2010 sounded "highly suspect, if not impossible," given that passenger traffic was up only 2 percent from 2009 and that airlines generally did not add new fees.
He didn't put it quite this way to me — he wouldn't like the way it sounds, I suspect — but everything he does is designed to eliminate himself from the kick.
The scene in which Vin Diesel and someone else have a drag race outside what appears to be Admiralty Arch (even though that sounds logistically suspect) in front of Rita Ora and an audience of scantily clad young women (even though in real life it would be spotty, male 13-year-old Max Power readers and the whole thing would have been stopped by the police long ago).
