Sentence examples for suspects of all from inspiring English sources

But museum schedules this season suggest that truly unusual suspects of all kinds are pulling ahead of the usual, widening our sense of both the present and the past as they go.

Just a reminder that the Guardian's leader column on Clarke's comments said Cameron "should back him not sack him": He was right that more rape suspects – and suspects of all kinds – should be encouraged to plead guilty, in part because the protection of rape victims from the second ordeal of a court hearing with its sometimes traumatic cross-examination is important.

"In the end, I'm suspect of all of it.

"I've been suspected of all kinds of wild things," he said, without elaborating.

But now all are forgotten in the fuss about the most surprising suspect of all: Leo Strauss, a political philosopher who died in 1973 and wrote such page-turners as "Xenophon's Socratic Discourse".In March the Executive Intelligence Review, an eccentric website run by Lyndon LaRouche, posted a profile of Strauss entitled "Fascist Godfather of the Neo-Cons".

And though I was relieved to have Obama elected, I am deeply suspect of all politicians, and I do not identify myself as a Democrat.

"Because of the ongoing FIFA scandal, the entire sporting world will now be suspected of all kinds of fraud," said Vershuuren. "In the short term, it will give sports a bad name, but in the long term, we will hopefully see a change within these organizations.

He plays a string of slow dances and Sonny and Cher's "I Got You Babe" to remind the suspect of all the good times he had with his former wife.

By then Rosanna has drowned herself on the Shivering Sands, and the mystery of the moonstone has made suspects of them all.

Quite soon, Andie begins to suspect Louise of all kinds of wrongdoing.

Unlike presidential elections, which strike most Afghans as alien and fundamentally suspect, jirgas of all sizes are trusted and utterly familiar institutions.