Sentence examples for suspicion rests from inspiring English sources

Indeed, a cloud of suspicion rests even on the summit of the French state, with President Jacques Chirac having to cite the constitution in order to avoid an investigating judge's summons over the illicit financing of political parties.

Rebus suspects she was the passenger, although she was found in the driver's seat, and suspicion rests upon her boyfriend: the son of the Scottish justice minister and Yes to Independence campaign head.

However, Palestinian suspicion rests on a number of factors, including the fact that they were denied by Israel the rights to repair the damage themselves and it is widely suspected that Israel's excavations beneath the al-Aqsa sanctuary have led to grave structural weaknesses which could lead to a collapse of the Mosque buildings.

This suspicion rests on a combination of evidence and consensus regarding the possibility of having cancer when presenting a specific alarm symptom of cancer in combination with preliminary test results for certain age groups [ 2].

Suspicion rested on foreign fishermen harvesting sea cucumbers in the area.

Jason Kenny's wheel slipped as the team began their run, with suspicion resting on a piece of tape as the cause.

No one is quite sure who came up with this idea, though suspicions rest on real estate agents or kindly parents with the best of intentions who never expected that real estate prices could fall.

Michael Connelly doesn't quite put that suspicion to rest with NINE DRAGONS (Little, Brown, $27.99), in which he takes a long pause from an investigation into the murder of an old Chinese shopkeeper in Los Angeles and dispatches his detective, Harry Bosch, on a daredevil mission to Hong Kong.

If she performs well against Biden on Thursday she could lay those suspicions to rest.

She has to lay her suspicions to rest, once and for all.

The White House could put these suspicions to rest by renouncing President Bush's doctrine of preventive war.