Sentence examples for suspicion why from inspiring English sources

By midcentury, circulation seemed to be declining and the 1951 librarian seemed to have a prescient suspicion why.

Listening to the album back then, Chrisemer had a strong suspicion why the music of Othmar Schoeck, a Swiss composer who died in 1957, was not familiar to him.

I know that might sound crazy, but I have a sneaking (biblical) suspicion why that might actually be the case.

But Savage has his suspicions why President Obama has chosen the latter course over the former.

Mr. Bush said repeatedly that he had suspicions why this report had come out "somehow four or five days before an election".

"I had my suspicions why he didn't want me or others to know the numbers of animals that he had," he said.

"Reasonable suspicion is why we do it".

"There was some suspicion on why it was moving where.

Among the 300 diners there was a deal of suspicion about why they had been invited for roast beef and plum duff.

He accepted that trust in state power had been damaged after the revelations from the whistleblower Edward Snowden about the extent of state surveillance: "The danger is [revelations] from Snowden create an atmosphere of suspicion of why public services want to access the information".

In any case, as in any culture, Japanese monks are as often the butt of jokes and suspicion -- why are they asking so much money for a headstone?