Firstbrook is properly skeptical of Charles Oluoch's suspicions and accusations, thinking that he might be a "grieving relative unable to come to terms with the death of a man he loved and respected".
In language crafted so as not to rile regime conservatives, Rouhani wrote that while Iran "may not be able to forget the mistrust and suspicion that have haunted Iranians' thinking about US governments for the last 60 years, now we must focus on the present and look to the future".
Suspicion at best, I'm thinking.
The mere suspicion that a rival is thinking about an acquisition can drive them to launch a bid of their own.
I've been thinking about this notion of suspicion, recently.
But the sort of thinking Lee embodies, rooted in a radical suspicion of the powers of government, is resurgent.
Once suspicion enters in, the lover's question, "What are you thinking?" can begin to expect the answer, "That I'll smother you in your sleep".
If as a philosopher he should happen take up the question of the immortality of the soul, he is going to regard with suspicion those classical proofs which rely on an analysis of thinking as a non-physical process.
