Sentence examples for suspected affair from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, the woman who puts the mother in "Smother" (Ms. Keaton) shows up at Noah's door, distraught over her husband's suspected affair.

Stevie and Tom: another suspected affair, or were they up to something else involving the unfortunate Somalian families?

When Pope composed his satirical epic, he was shining a spotlight on a suspected affair between the British aristocrats Arabella Fermor and Lord Robert Petre, two mainstays of the London party scene.

The split comes a year after Ms. Pirro lost her bid to become state attorney general, in a campaign that was hounded by personal concerns as the couple's marriage troubles made headlines and Ms. Pirro acknowledged that she was under federal investigation for plotting to record her husband, Albert J. Pirro, to catch him in a suspected affair.

It concentrated on Peggy's reaction to the suspected affair, whilst simultaneously addressing Pat's unresolved history with Frank and the apparent destruction of Pat's own marriage to Roy Tony Caunterr), who had also responded badly to the rumours about his wife's infidelity.

Ellerbeck, chief investment banker at HSBC in Canary Wharf, discovered his wife had been involved in a passionate sexual relationship with tennis coach Patrick McAdam and also suspected affairs with two other men.

Her husband suspected the affair and hired a private detective who photographed the repairman's van outside the Kissels' vacation home for several hours nightly.

He may have already suspected the affair was a hoax and observed that Toft seemed to press her knees and thighs together, as if to prevent something from "dropping down".

Neeson's authoritative air gives this the thin veneer of class, but it remains a tacky, suspect affair.

Still, there are some bold claims about Dickinson, including a theory that she may have suffered from epilepsy, and that her suspected love affairs were more serious than is often thought.

Women too reported their suspicions concerning their husbands' suspected extramarital affairs as motivating them to initiate couples-HIVST: wanting to "test out" their man's fidelity as well as to know the results in order to act upon them.