Sentence examples for usual suspicions from inspiring English sources

"We had the usual suspicions that very good friends have about each other," Barber said.

And it generates the usual suspicions: is the concern really for history, or is it for keeping tractor-trailers out of the neighborhood?

Then, there are the other usual suspicions for Apple: the Mac could continue to grow incrementally, while iPad sales could continue to decline.

This seems to have been prescient, despite the usual suspicion that gambling comes with crime syndicates.

If there is evidence against the Chinese gymnasts beyond the usual Olympic suspicions, don't believe it.

The Salem witch trials of 1692 may be the best known outbreak of such a panic but they were not typical of the usual neighborhood suspicions.

While participation will be voluntary, he expects both types of bodies to set aside their usual mutual suspicion over which of them should pay for what elements of particularly needy people's care needs and make the budgets a reality.

On the minus side, school would have started two hours later than usual, confirming our suspicion that New York has never considered education an essential service.

The onlookers' expressions reflect the usual: ignorance, curiosity, suspicion, revulsion, fear, mockery.

The result was the usual mayhem, as dark suspicions flourished, and lifelong friends fell out.

We decline to suspend the usual requirement of individualized suspicion where the police seek to employ a checkpoint primarily for the ordinary enterprise of investigating crimes.