Sentence examples for suspicions which from inspiring English sources

It may be this that fuelled the suspicions which have hovered over Britain's secret policing and intelligence agencies from that time onwards.

De Jongh evaded mounting German suspicions, which had led to a number of betrayals and arrests among network members in Belgium, by moving her headquarters to Paris.

This prevarication aroused suspicions which were not allayed by intelligence suggesting that dubious activities were taking place at Yongbyon, about 45 miles north of Pyongyang.

Leahy, one of two congressional addressees of poison-laced letters in the fall of 2001, did not offer reasons for his suspicions, which could heighten calls for an independent review of the evidence that authorities gathered against Bruce E. Ivins.

Rod's suspicions, which he delivers with sharp common sense, no-nonsense vigor (and acts on by way of his professional skills), cut closer to the truth of his and Chris's shared experience than does Chris's cultivated sophistication.

The Court has overturned the results of a complex, protracted, and expensive trial before any investigation has been made of the suspicions which the Solicitor General brought to the attention of the Court promptly after the facts giving rise to them came to his notice.

For different reasons, Above Suspicion, which concerned an upper-class drug trafficker, achieved the same feat.

The fastest men fall under the most suspicion, which may not be fair.

Bill and Hillary became the objects of a deep suspicion, which they've never been able to shake.

A new time-point for measuring the start of a care process is introduced called well-founded suspicion, which is individually designed for each cancer diagnosis.

His example would suggest that the innocent people stopped are nevertheless permanently under suspicion, which is, of course, the case.