Sentence examples for suspected correctly from inspiring English sources
Staff suspected – correctly – that she had suffered a broken hip.
She suspected — correctly — that Padnos had been held there.
He suspected, correctly, that he was taking a drug rather than a placebo.
Despite this attention, shop stewards suspected (correctly) that the Plan in isolation would convince neither management nor government.
He hypothesises that Carol Hughes suspected, correctly as it eventually turned out, that the book's emphasis was changing.
The principal felt that her authority was being undermined by gossip and retaliated against teachers she suspected (correctly) of criticizing her.
He also suspects — correctly, we discover — that she may be unwell.
The Latvians began to suspect, correctly, that he was working for the Russians.
Mr. Tiffany suspects (correctly, I think) that Ms. Lambert felt a rivalry with Ms. Johnson.
He is furious that his sparring-partner brother Joey has invited local wiseguys to the gym to watch him train without his permission: he suspects, correctly, that they want his money.
Those backing the Brexit know that they still have the Eurosceptic sentiment of the public to tap into and they think (I suspect correctly) that people are at least a little sceptical of overly dramatic warnings from overseas.
