Sentence examples for to suspecting from inspiring English sources
verb
To imagine or suppose (something) to be true, or to exist, without proof.
- To suspect the presence of disease
Because that would be tantamount to suspecting that something is genuinely hateful about Middle America.
I went from feeling as if I were about to spontaneously combust to suspecting that I'd simply break down into trace elements: boron, calcium, zinc.
But Democrats, even those who would have voted against her, were well on their way to suspecting that anyone capable of provoking so much conservative enmity might be on some level O.K.
Harrelson's Brown is paranoia and self-justification personified, a man torn between retribution and redemption, driven to suspecting everyone around him and using his formidable knowledge of the law to baffle his antagonists and provide a cloak of innocence.
There are other sensitivities in arid regions around the world where groundwater basins are often shared by unfriendly neighbors — India and Pakistan, Tunisia and Libya or Israel, Jordan, Lebanon, Syria and the Palestinian territories — that are prone to suspecting one another of excessive use of this shared resource.
Finally, clues to suspecting neoplastic lesions underlying inflammatory sinus conditions are provided.
They had little reason to suspect fraud.
To inspect is to suspect.
People will begin to suspect".
To suspect otherwise is to court disaster.
He seems to suspect me of nostalgia.
