Sentence examples for that a suspicion from inspiring English sources

It was then that a suspicion struck me.

Manchester United have known for several years that a suspicion of football agents can have unhappy consequences.

It wasn't long into this new habit that a suspicion began to sneak up on me: Was it just me, or were New Jersey restaurants a whole lot better than they used to be?

All the veterinarians polled reported that a suspicion of Leishmania infantum infection was confirmed by at least a serological method; the immunofluorescence antibody test (IFAT) being the technique most used.

In general, we believe that a suspicion of a possible R≈1 should be followed up with careful field investigations.

Other researchers found that a suspicion of cancer was sometimes based on intuitive knowledge, causing a GP to become concerned (Johansen et al. 2012).

Less than a year ago he had nothing more than a suspicion that she existed.

"And that raises a suspicion that suicide bombs don't play well on television in the West these days".

Beyond that, there is a suspicion that our political processes have been compromised, and could be interfered with.

That's fed a suspicion that local politicians would really rather it wasn't built at all.

"Unfortunately, those instances get a lot of attention in the media, and that can fuel a suspicion that it's more common than it really is".