Sentence examples for suspected sentiments from inspiring English sources

It has also cut off water from much of the countryside and switches electricity on and off, punishing some towns with longer blackouts than others depending on residents' suspected sentiments.

This is a beautiful and very suspect sentiment — it feels as if Plante has included it to absolve himself.

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But I suspect the sentiment comes from Guadagnino's idiosyncratic direction, which continues to feel surprising and abundantly fresh with each successive film.

Political analysts say Mrs. Young may have a point, that Dr. McMahon's candidacy may draw to the surface the anti-Hillary sentiment suspected even within her party.

President George Bush's biography gives voice to sentiments many suspected he has privately harbored for years.

(During the literary inquisition of the 18th century, however, many books suspected of anti-Manchu sentiments were destroyed, and numerous literati were imprisoned, exiled, or executed).

Partly because I've rehearsed everything so thoroughly that scarcely an unchecked memory can slip through or catch me off guard, and partly because I've always suspected there was more sentiment than feeling in my errands to 110th Street.

La Dominga — perhaps forewarned, or simply aware of the long-standing vigilance at McDonald's against any stirrings of union sentiment — spotted a suspected organizer on one of her closed-circuit cameras.

One suspects that the sentiment comes not from the established writer Ha Jin but from the wounded immigrant poet he was, in the nineteen-eighties, when he first came to the U.S., for doctoral work.

Overall, the NHTSA data renders this sentiment suspect.