Sentence examples for suspicion of something from inspiring English sources

There's a profound suspicion of something different, even though that's what people really want and what the community really needs".

He was a vicious little boy.'' ''When did you last see the man?'' Oakwood said, with an unhappy suspicion of something like what she would say.

With war photos (whether Robert Capa's of a soldier falling in the Spanish civil war, or Eddie Adams's of a Viet Cong officer being shot in the head) there's often a suspicion of something being set up or over-elaborately composed.

The initial suspicion of "something strange" may be from clinicians who investigate outbreaks (e.g., a sudden increase in the number of reports), or from one of the laboratories (e.g., finding the same variant in several outbreaks).

Chris Whitley, a spokesman for the United States attorney's office in Kansas City, said: "I am unaware of anything legal, but that's outside the question of whether it is an ethical or moral requirement you need to meet if there are suspicions of something like this.

The letters, dated 2 February, underlined that the teenagers were "not under any suspicion of doing something wrong".

If there is one sensation that every punter hates, it is the nagging suspicion of having missed something.

"Despite the investigative forces of the state being brought because of suspicion that something barbaric happened … this was ultimately much ado about nothing".

Madness has been among the Mukherjees for generations, and at least part of my father's reluctance to accept Moni's diagnosis lies in a grim suspicion that something of the illness may be buried, like toxic waste, in himself.

While it is always important to have a high index of suspicion that something serious could be happening, just remember that it probably looks worse than it is.

Suspicion of the police is something that "was passed down to us through our parents," says Knox-Hooke.