Sentence examples for suspect of course from inspiring English sources

Both views are theologically suspect, of course, and William argued that both inferences are invalid.

"All the suspects of course ended up being killed," he wrote.

My key suspect was, of course, Henry Kissinger.

Wallace might not have said it to a reporter ― though I did sometimes sense an unseen wink in our direction when he delivered some outrageous statement ― but I strongly suspect that "of course it was Photoshopped," adjusted for the different technology of that era, exactly reflected his attitude.

The usual suspects will, of course, denounce such ideas as irresponsible.

He suspected otherwise — of course the squirrels had not dug up every bulb — but she was in no state of mind to argue with.

The usual suspects will, of course, go wild over suggestions that global warming has something to do with the food crisis; those who insist that Ben Bernanke has blood on his hands tend to be more or less the same people who insist that the scientific consensus on climate reflects a vast leftist conspiracy.

"In the last three months we have led the news agenda with a series of exclusives including our inside North Korea footage, the exclusive of the police apprehending the Woolwich terror suspects, and, of course, the recent Nigella scoop, which was a global news phenomenon".

We have reason to suspect, though she of course does not, that a certain sad-eyed young man in the seat across from her (Faudel) may be her soul mate, but to reach each other they must negotiate a maze of random circumstance.

The usual suspects are represented, of course.

Instead, we finally got the truth that we all suspected--and of course vicariously enjoyed almost as much as Walt.