Sentence examples for tentative suspicions from inspiring English sources
Shored up by the tentative suspicions of a younger nun, Sister James (an unsteady Amy Adams), Sister Aloysius begins circling Father Flynn, going in for the kill.
The senior administration officials said their suspicions were tentative, because Russian authorities had refused to provide American officials in Moscow with information about the drug used in the assault.
In an instant, Keane flips from a figure of tentative compassion to a subject of full-blown suspicion.
This suspicion is supported by observations that tentative bat CoV species (RGUs) are commonly detected within 1 host genus (5 ).
He has pledged to loosen Osborne's spending restrictions, but the suspicion must be that, just like with his tentative support for the economy, households will be forced to manage on a few crumbs.
Thus, the results confirm suspicions that highly similar duplicate sequences represent a substantial problem when predicting tentative consensus transcripts from salmon ESTs.
Based on a consultation with a dermatologist who made a tentative diagnosis, we suspended loxoprofen and famotidine, medications she had been taking, because of the suspicion that the eruptions may have been drug-induced.
Tentative reforms began in the late 18th century; however, any idea of reforming the Commonwealth was viewed with suspicion not only by its magnates but also by neighboring countries, which were content with the state of the Commonwealth's affairs and abhorred the thought of a resurgent and democratic power on their borders.
Her smile became tentative.
The tentative deal reached in October was intended to bridge the gap between Iran's assertion that it wants only civilian nuclear energy and Western suspicions about a weapons program, buying time for a broader diplomatic solution.
