Sentence examples for suspect idea from inspiring English sources

LATE VICTORIAN HOLOCAUSTS: EL NINO FAMINES AND THE MAKING OF THE THIRD WORLD.By Mike Davis.Verso; 480 pages; $27 and £20THE once suspect idea that ecological change and political upheaval can be closely linked is fast gaining new adherents.

Anand then tried a somewhat suspect idea by forcing a position in which he had two knights against Gelfand's two bishops (with queens, rooks and pawns also still on the board).

"We Shall Remain" is unapologetically committed to the now suspect idea of Great Man history, the chronicle of charismatic leaders, epic battles and dramatic, decisive events indelibly marked on the calendar and mythologized for centuries after.

"What's important is that this allows teachers in Florida to present evolution to students as a strong scientific view that is based on evidence," she says, noting that adding the word "scientific" to every theory in the standards prevents "evolution from being singled out as an unusually suspect idea".

If you are thinking that obviously Congress has dismissed this constitutionally suspect idea as it did three years before -- guess again.

"In less than a decade, I suspect the idea of paying for internet access at a hotel will seem as ridiculous as the idea of paying for hot water seems to us now".

For young people, I suspect, the idea of specialness looks like a reward but mostly functions as punishment, bestowing on us the idea that there is no good way of existing other than constantly generating returns.

I suspect the idea never occurred to Harmony Korine for a moment.

But, as you might suspect, this idea is a fiction, concocted by the artist.

It is an intriguing conclusion, but I suspect the idea is not as dead as Yallop makes out.

While ethically suspect, the idea that a politician would try to shape her Wikipedia article shouldn't come as a surprise.