Sentence examples for support this suspicion from inspiring English sources

Though there is no evidence to support this suspicion, Dudley did become an active suitor of the Queen.

True, most of the evidence we have used to support this suspicion has come from soccer: our most famous player, Diego Armando Maradona, once won a World Cup game thanks in part to an illegal handball that went down in history as the "Hand of God" goal.

The museum's much deplored curatorial policy, which is evident in the hanging of its permanent collection, supports this suspicion.

Supporting this suspicion is François Pinault's sudden appearance in the deal.

Clinical trials have not supported this suspicion (Devaseelan et al. 2010).

Wolf herself lent support to this suspicion when she concluded "The Porn Myth" with an anecdote about visiting an Orthodox Jewish friend at a settlement in Jerusalem, who "had abandoned her jeans and T-shirts for long skirts and a head scarf".

Much more is to be revealed on this topic, but the critical mass of information already seems to support the suspicion that had this election been fair and square, Trump would be out hawking Slavic hotels while Hillary Clinton was busy running the country.

Previous studies in animals support the suspicion that oxidation plays a role in pre-eclampsia.

Though no one has offered evidence to support the suspicion, it has begun to enter into hushed conversations in kitchens and courtyards here.

They support the suspicion harbored by many that in the future Mr. Schnabel, a director of two well received movies, will make his most memorable work on film.

A senior federal law enforcement official said the discovery of an anthrax-tainted letter to Senator Leahy would tend to support the suspicion of F.B.I. investigators that a domestic terrorist was behind the anthrax attacks.