Sentence examples for suspected of something from inspiring English sources

If you walk the streets you are suspected of something".

"We're in a day and age when everyone's suspected of something.

"But naturally as a matter of course individuals can be suspected of something by the judiciary, by the security organisations and they are pursued.

So, let's say you're suspected of something.

Issa was soon suspected of doing something worse: burning down the factory.

There was a kid at my school who was suspected of being something of a bullshitter, so when he said, "My little brother has a bass guitar like Mark King's", I wasn't inclined to believe him.

He's a charismatic firebrand professor in Lahore, spreading anti-Americanism among his excitable students, under surveillance by the CIA and suspected of having something to do with the recent kidnapping of an expatriate American academic.

Offline, there's (usually) a general expectation that we'll only be physically followed or frisked if we are suspected of doing something wrong – but with one new technology after another, that expectation narrows.

Maybe deep in every girl's psyche is a fear that no matter what happens, she'll be the one suspected of doing something wrong.

And in the 1950's Baum was suspected of having been something less than a red-blooded capitalist, with Oz's utopian elements (not developed until late in the series) looking a little too socialistic for some people's comfort.

However, one is not allowed to rest content with the new beliefs but is led to question their comprehensiveness and adequacy precisely because they are suspected of occluding still something else about the world (Wong, 2005).