Sentence examples for suspects of touching from inspiring English sources

He also accused the suspects of touching his penis over his clothing on several occasions.

"Of touching someone".

Bryan Singer's The Usual Suspects (1995) touched off a flurry of films whose narrators were unreliable in one way or another.

While the Tea Partiers, at odds with anyone they suspect belongs to an out-of-touch establishment, have little use for moderation, they do regard themselves as the authentic voice of what used to be called "Middle America," at least to judge from "The Tea Party and the Remaking of Republican Conservatism," Theda Skocpol and Vanessa Williamson's survey of the movement, also reviewed by Noah.

I suspected this was just out-of-touch TV writers voicing their own neuroses via pretty little mouths, so I followed a pair of 17-year-old girls, Helen and Jacque, around their Connecticut boarding school for two days to see what the real deal is.

Out-of-touch elites?

Though further research is needed to confirm the hypothesis, the team suspects that the sense of touch may enable the males to stimulate the females and even provide feedback about the quality of their mate.

If you suspect your skin touched mercury, call a poison control center.

Rural dwellers are always up against it, and so are rural writers, who by setting their work in the countryside are suspected of being out of touch with the realities of modern life.

No presumption of innocence; no independent juries; no right to choice of counsel; no appeal to civilian judges for aliens suspected of being in touch with terrorists.

Hounded by the press, skewered by claims of arrant hypocrisy and suspected of losing his touch, he is merely at bay.