Sentence examples for suspected some sort from inspiring English sources

Rival newspapers had suspected some sort of a trick ever since the first Maiden Tribute article was published.

Ms. McMeo said that while she suspected some sort of trouble, "I really didn't think there was abuse to that extent".

Unless you suspected some sort of trick, you would answer, "Yes, of course".

Her controlled calm is so similar to Tris's that you might suspect some sort of intergenerational Darth Vader-ism.

At least for adults, we would suspect some sort of social context or useful benefit for such a large, showy and energetic behavior.

In response, Potter ascribes the apparent capriciousness of the ship's Manx crew to their "Celtic" skulls; Wilson dimly suspects some sort of sin is involved.

An Interior Ministry spokesman, Zemeri Bashary, said that officials suspect some sort of gas poisoning, and that the police were still investigating.

They have produced a brasserie that seems — from the pressed-tin ceiling to the tea-towel napkins — so generic that you start to suspect some sort of sophisticated in-joke.

How could that be?" One might suspect some sort of equivocation or ambiguity is at work, some oscillation between a shallow and a deep interpretation.

I suspect some sort of trickery, though, so let's see what happens when someone actually gets their hands on one.

As for the results one might suspect some sort of systematic error, judging by the decreasing trends in risk seen for the category 'central or unknown location', which naturally also casts doubt on the results of the other 2 categories, 'ipsi- and contralateral use', that showed opposite trends, i.e., ORs that increased by exposure.