Sentence examples for suspect lady from inspiring English sources

People keen on a European army already suspect Lady Ashton of a rather British coolness towards the idea of EU defence, and I suspect they may be right.

In "The Importance of Being Earnest" Lady Bracknell says, "The chin is worn particularly high this season," and for several years I have suspected that Lady Bracknell is now one of the Kirov's ballet mistresses.

Suspecting that Lady Beatrice Falder is missing Holmes uses her dog to demonstrate that her carriage is occupied by another woman.

Any number of movies could land the big kahuna, though I suspect "Get Out," "Lady Bird," "The Post," "Dunkirk" and "Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri" are the true pacesetters.

Yet Betsey is a distinctly proper lady; we suspect a typo in this slangy seeming usage.

At the other extreme, he made a three-minute telephone call to Chicago (to a lady, we suspect, from other evidence, and plainly not his wife; for the latter, he evidently brought back and charged to this paper a 49-cent souvenir from Niagara Falls).

Although not all advisers take well to this kind of independence, I suspect that your "understanding lady" will admire your maturity and take pride in your accomplishments.

He suspects it was Lady Macbeth's father who committed the crime.

The New First Lady suspects she has heard it--somewhere--before.

The first lady suspects that a sinister plot is afoot, but her husband and his top aides keep assuring her that she is imagining things, like Ingrid Bergman in "Gaslight".

International Rescue suspects sabotage, and Lady Penelope, Tin-Tin and Parker are dispatched to investigate the band's current tour venue — a hotel in the Swiss Alps.