Sentence examples for suspect facts from inspiring English sources
He reveals other suspect facts about himself.
In The Club of Queer Trades, another of his detectives, Basil Grant, suspects facts, but finds a solution through his awareness of the "atmosphere" of a letter: "how facts obscure the truth … Facts point in all directions, like the thousand twigs on a tree.
In sum, what was missing from the suspected facts that pointed to Savana was any indication of danger to the students from the power of the drugs or their quantity, and any reason to suppose that Savana was carrying pills in her underwear.
I suspect that facts on the Web are now more rhetorical devices than identifiable objects.
Remington Alton: I suspect, in fact I know, that 'Notorious' is not a very good film.
I strongly suspect, in fact, that he stayed in bed and dreamed the whole sweet movie.
I suspect the fact that this shot is accompanied by the literal sound of a cougar roar might suggest that it does not.
(He comes to suspect, in fact, that during one of these amnesiac periods he has betrayed a pacifist friend to the Ministry of Munitions Intelligence Unit).
But I suspect the fact that Manning chose the anti-establishment WikiLeaks as his collaborator made the government more eager to add on that dubious charge of "aiding the enemy".
I suspect, in fact, that the frenzy of Mr. Braugher's post-"Homicide" career has less to do with proving something to producers and directors than with proving something to himself.
