Sentence examples for suspicion heightened from inspiring English sources

By this time, bemused by the rambling non-narrative and gnomic statements such as "History... is the study of missing things", this reviewer was detecting the perilous influence of WG Sebald – a suspicion heightened by the occasional photographs illustrating the text, their poor reproduction far from emulating the evanescent, poetic effect of Sebald's.

There remains a freshness about some of the writing, but the modern reader is likely to be made uneasy by a suspicion, heightened by many letters printed here, that Candy's creators were eager to pimp their innocent darling for all she was worth.

A cigar-chomping Orion Duckstein led some women onstage to "Are You Making Any Money?" The suspicion soon arose that these women might be what once were euphemistically called "ladies of the evening," a suspicion heightened when Ms. Mazzini, one of those ladies, danced a weary solo to "The Boulevard of Broken Dreams" before being violently thrown about by men.

The Federal Bureau of Investigation and bomb squad specialists were investigating today an explosion and fire that gutted a Jewish temple, their suspicions heightened by the rush of bloodletting in the Middle East.

And suspicion was heightened when international crime agency Interpol issued a wanted persons notice for her arrest.

That suspicion is heightened by the fact that the candidate who seems to be making a late surge, Ahmed Shafiq, also just happens to be a former general whom most people believe would be the favoured candidate of the ruling military council.

Prosecutors said Mr. Kishk's efforts to explain away their suspicions only heightened their concerns.

Dr. Fyfe said officers expect responses to their questions; otherwise, their suspicions are heightened.

Suspicions were heightened when the Lujiang government first asserted that the images had been altered with Photoshop, then said the people in them were not county officials, period.

Their suspicions were heightened when they discovered that he had indeed applied for flight training at a community college in Washington State.

Suspicions were heightened in August when a rumour went round - since denied - that the commission intended to clear the government of "systematic abuse".