Sentence examples for suspect words from inspiring English sources

Again and again you suspect words were flung together simply because they sounded good.

First they blocked e-mails containing suspect words or links.

Software programs that scan for suspect words are not new.

That's a lot of suspect words for such a short passage, but even after gliding past "brand," "scale," and "high-value" I was stopped by "storytelling".

The scrubber searches through each text field and replaces any suspect words or text strings with a series of X's and a notation as to what type of information was presumably removed.

Bishop Nikolaos of Mesogaias a former NASA scientist whose personal horizons are broader than most of the Greek episcopate denounced the bill because instead of merely curbing racial hatred, the bill also contained "the new and suspect word" homophobia.But this week, the church's ruling Holy Synod issued a statement about the bill which surprised many with its relative moderation.

Other programs examine the words on either side of the suspect word and make another guess based on that analysis.

I suspect these words may chime with a few contributors on last week's Reading Group thread.

If, as is often suggested, the use of jargon confirms its speakers' insider status, I suspect family words serve a similar function.

Many Israelis, among others, suspect these words were not from Miresmaeili, but were piped through the Iranian press as propaganda from the government.

I suspect the words of Ross Hutchins will be fresher in his mind when he walks on to the Rod Laver Arena on Sunday (about 8.30am UK time).