Sentence examples for suspicion i from inspiring English sources

(10) I have a suspicion I know what's coming.

"I live with permanent suspicion — I was born guilty," he complained.

Thanksgiving dinner with all the relatives and I alone with the suspicion I cannot speak: You should be elsewhere.

I regularly check my child's pages, and when something arouses my suspicion, I check her friends' pages, too.

"He stood apart from everyone else and was viewed with quite a lot of suspicion, I imagine, by the establishment.

Being more prone to pessimism and suspicion, I shook my head knowingly: "This is not the end".

Every time you have such a situation, there is suspicion: Is it a wider issue?

If the source for your suspicion Is the colour of a man or woman's skin, then Stop and search again.

Let me remind William C. Rhoden ("Suspicion Is the Standard in Judging Elite Athletes," June 20) that a negative drug test does not indicate a clean athlete.

William C. Rhoden argued strongly in "Suspicion Is Standard in Judging Elite Athletes" (June 20) for the innocence until proved guilty -- of using performance enhancing drugs -- of Marion Jones.

There is a sort of whiff of suspicion: 'Is it not good enough to go on elsewhere first?'" As one guilty of such prejudice in the past, I concede that this is a fair point.