Sentence examples for suspect that great from inspiring English sources

I suspect that great art cannot exist without a substructure of optimism, and at times Beckmann comes very close to making great pictures.

The researchers suspect that great white sharks — a protected species — are to blame, based on identifiable tooth fragments, telltale half-moon tooth punctures or distinctive scratches in up to 25 percent of bitten otters, Mr. Hatfield said.

I suspect that greater voting interest is coming from larger cities, but interest is languishing in rural areas.

Had it been possible to identify the soil organisms to species, which would have been a substantial undertaking across all these faunal groups, we suspect that greater differences in community structure would have emerged.

I'm looking forward to talking about it with Peter Sellars, whose performance is remarkable (Godard himself is in the movie, too): I suspect that all great directors are also great actors who usually reserve their performances solely for cast and crew, in private.

I suspect that the great Christopher Lloyd felt much the same way when it came to snowdrops.

Ideas are what matter, she insists, and I suspect that a great many people of various ages and political inclinations would agree.

"I further suspect that a great many of these same troops will soon be on standby for operations in the gulf".

While the news peg provided the impetus, we did in fact suspect that some great and pleasing bargains lay hidden within the largely unknown universe of Greek wines, made up of unfamiliar winemakers working with obscure grapes.

I begin to suspect that the great trouble and anxiety of Southern gentlemen is: How, without quite destroying the capabilities of the negro for any work at all, to prevent him from learning to take care of himself.

I would suspect that the great majority of the atheistic understanding of morality comes directly or indirectly from what is commonly referred to as the Judeo-Christian ethic.